I've already deleted and reinstalled all packages possible, I have everything running, I have all the servers and whatnot.
Is there a CLI tool that allows me to query a language server manually to debug maybe?
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If all else fails you can always log :D I'm so used to writing concurrent code with short tight loops that debuggers are worthless anyway.
I am not trying to use a debugger, I'm trying to get the editor to show me types.
VScode right?
I have never been able to get that thing to work properly for Go and honestly after 6 years and Microsoft buying it I'm not surprised it hasn't been fixed.
I use IntelliJ and since I first used it in 2016 it's static analysis tooling just kept getting better. I was super happy when it started fully resolving interfaces, which previously could be a real pain when you are looking at code that uses the interface but you want to know what concrete types it might be calling. That's been working for about 3 years now.
I'd bet that Webstorm will instantly solve the problem for you.
VSCode is retarded, and even though the GUI of IntelliJ's new UI is buggy on especially Wayland, I just use the old one, it's good enough anyway. Also, I only pay $10 a month for my license for Goland. If one splashes out for a year long license, you can use it forever after up to some version.
Not paid by Jetbrains and if I was I would say so. I did have an open source project license for Goland for a while too. You might be able to get that, it basically is free.