[vim/vim] C-] jumps to irrelevant defintion (Issue #20532)

[sapri987]

sapri987 created an issue (vim/vim#20532)

Steps to reproduce

Copy these or git clone https://github.com/sapri987/minimum-reproducible-vim-ctags

./importer.py

from . import importee 
 
myvariable = importee.variable

./importee.py

def variable():
    pass

./a_irrelevant_file.py

def variable():
    return 'irrelevant'

Instead of copy pasting you can

git clone https://github.com/sapri987/minimum-reproducible-vim-ctags

Note : if you copy paste, name the files as i did because vim goes to the first file in alphabetical order.

ctags -R .
vim importer.py

set cursor on variable and C-] brings you to the irrelevant definition.

gC-] is not a good solution in my opinion because it is stated at line 1 which file is relevant.

Expected behaviour

vim know which file is relevant because of the import statement and the fact that variable is preceded by importee., and brings you directly to the relevant definition

Version of Vim

9.2 1-623

Environment

Arch Linux
xterm
bash 5.3.15

Logs and stack traces

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[Mao-Yining]

mao-yining left a comment (vim/vim#20532)

:h tag-priority

ctags don't know what file is imported.

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[Mao-Yining]

mao-yining left a comment (vim/vim#20532)

You can use pyright or 'ty'.

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[dezza]

dezza left a comment (vim/vim#20532)

command! -nargs=1 -complete=tag TagLocal execute 'tag ' . filter(taglist(<q-args>), {
_,v->fnamemodify(v.filename,":p" ) == expand("%:p")})->get(0,{})->get(
'name','')

If you want local tag completion look into -complete=customlist,YOURFUNC

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[K.Takata]

k-takata left a comment (vim/vim#20532)

set cscopetag shows a list when multiple tags are found.

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