Resolving variable references is not working as expected in function that is annotated with proc macro

[FylmTM]

rust-analyzer version: 65fbe0a 2022-04-18 stable
rustc version: rustc 1.60.0 (7737e0b5c 2022-04-04)
relevant settings: -

When annotating function with proc-macro, resolving references inside such a function does not behaves as expected:

• Variable references are no longer highlighted
• Pressing "Go to definition" on variable declaration does not open reference list

In my case, this is tracing::instrument proc macro.

Code example:

struct Struct { field: i32 }


#[tracing::instrument]
fn test_with_instrumentation() {
    let variable = Struct { field: 42 };

    variable.field;
    variable.field;

}

fn test_without_instrumentation() {
    let variable = Struct { field: 42 };

    variable.field;
    variable.field;
}

Here how it looks like in function that is not annotated:

You can see that I can get a list of references (when executing go to definition on variable declaration) and references are highlighted with gray box.

Here how it looks like in function that is annotated:

Go to definition does nothing, and references are not highlighted.

However if I try go to definition on one of usages, it will jump me to declaration.

I tried to add this configuration in VS Code, but it did not made any difference:

    "rust-analyzer.procMacro.ignored": {
        "tracing": [
            "instrument"
        ]
    }

[Veykril]

    "rust-analyzer.procMacro.ignored": {
        "tracing-attributes": [
            "instrument"
        ]
    }

should work as a workaround (the attributes come from tracing-attributes not tracing, they are just re-exported there)

[FylmTM]

Can confirm that this workaround works for me. 🎉
Thanks! Amazing stuff 🕺