From vscode-dotnettools created by mpmp1000: microsoft/vscode-dotnettools#831

Describe the Issue

Scenario:

• I have a C# file open in VS Code
• I have a method that has 1 sender
• In the editor, it says "1 reference" above this method
• When I click on this "1 reference" link, TWO references are shown
• One of them is the method itself
• The other one is the real sender

The method itself shouldn't be shown. It makes navigating through code very cumbersome. It's at its worst when there's only 1 sender, because you expect the editor to immediately jump to the reference itself, instead of opening a "references window".

The same happens when:

• Ctrl-clicking on the method name
• Right-clicking and asking "Go to references"

This bug has been here for months and I think it has been reported already a while ago, but I can't find it anymore.

Can this be fixed?
Thanks!

Steps To Reproduce

(see description)

Expected Behavior

• If a method has only one sender, then "Go to references" should immediately jump to that 1 sender instead of showing 2 senders.
• "Go to references" should never include the method itself

Environment Information