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@cfleming the https://cursive-ide.com/userguide/eap/navigation.html#find-usages section could use an update too, now that have support for the usages inlays.
i searched the settings for inlay
and i found Editor
/ Inlay hints
/ Code vision
/ Usages
, turned it on, but i don't see any inlays.
what else do i need to turn on?
is it only available on the new ui?
i also wonder how can i see this usages popup by just hovering over the hint? currently i have to click it, which is not very different from cmd-clicking the name of the function.
also, if there is only a single usage, clicking the inlay hint navigates to the usage site, as opposed to showing the popup. cmd-click on the function name does the same, i guess this is behaviour outside of the control of cursive, but i'd be interested to know if it's possible to turn it off and always see the popup instead.
Ok, Clojure usage hints are now correctly grouped under the standard Usage entry in the settings dialog, and obey that setting.
The Cmd-click behaviour is just Find Usages on the element, which is what all the other providers do, so I’m going to stick with that for consistency.