Oh I also agree that haskell-language-server makes the wrong precision/usefulness tradeoff. Codex for example can usually get you somewhere at least useful.
I was just pointing out that “solved” is a strong word for anything Eclipse or JetBrains did 5-10 years ago :) It’s easy to forget how shitty all the IDE stuff was before VSCode forced LSP through the clogged artery of language tooling.
I was personally using “go to definition” for Java with whatever IDEA’s tool was called in 2001-2002 (renamer?) and had the full suite of modern refactors in C# with Resharper by 2005.
I honestly haven’t seen much of an improvement in IDE productivity in the last 5-10 years compared to Resharper circa 2008 but if Haskell could get to parity with that it would be a huge win.
