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By default, with Ctrl-click you go to symbol definition, f.e. to a function declaration. When you make Ctrl-click on a declared name, VS Code in fact does nothing, which seems counter-intuitive. In most of the cases I need to Shift-F12 to see the usages of that symbol or if I want to go back from that place after some navigation happened around that symbol.
I think it would be very useful, if when you Ctrl-click on a function, variable, or a type name in a place where the symbol is defined, VS Code will open a Peek References of that symbol. This would be close to what Goland does by default and what I personally found extremely helpful.
I also found that as a kind of expected and intuitive behavior it actually works in some other extensions like CSS Peek. So I wonder, why not implement this for Go extension?