Find references shortcut lost when callHierarchy is enabled

[ericdallo]

After enabling call hierarchy, the new shortcut Ctrl + Alt + h, overrides the find references shortcut, only working if manually selecting from menu.

[angelozerr]

Indeed we need to find an another shortcut for this LSP Find References. Any contribution are welcome!

[ericdallo]

@angelozerr one thing cursive does that works great for Clojure is use the same shortcut of find definition, when the cursor is already on a definition it doesn't make sense to find the definition, so it finds the references.
So, Ctrl + B or Ctrl + click on a definition, opens the find references popup, if we could have this would be so great

This is the same behavior I implemented on clojure-lsp-intellij master

[ericdallo]

@angelozerr do you think we can fix this for next release? something really convenient for clojure devs is that if you use Ctrl + b andi t's already in a definition, it shows the references popup, do you think that would be feasible?

[angelozerr]

I dont know. I am not an expert wuth jetbrains sdk.

@SCWells72 do you think we could fix this issue?

[SCWells72]

Regarding @ericdallo's last question, that's the same thing being discussed here:

#813 (comment)

I believe the answer is "no" until/unless there are actual PsiReferences being added to LSP4IJ files.

However, I'm a bit perplexed as to the difference between Go To | LSP Reference(s) and the IDE's native Find/Show Usages actions. I don't think they behave identically right now, but I would think that any issues with the IDE's native action against LSP4IJ-provided references should be addressed and the custom Go To | LSP Reference(s) action should be deprecated/removed.