Swift Declaration References

Cmd+Click a Swift declaration to list its references — the same muscle memory as TypeScript in VS Code / Cursor.

Why

With SourceKit-LSP, Cmd+Click on a usage jumps to the definition. On the declaration itself, Go to Definition often returns nothing, so Cmd+Click does nothing. TypeScript returns the current location and the editor falls through to Find All References.

This extension fills that gap for Swift: at declaration sites it surfaces reference locations through the normal Cmd+Click gesture.

Requirements

• Swift extension (SourceKit-LSP) so Find All References works
• A built / indexed SwiftPM (or build-server) project

Usage

1. Install this extension and the official Swift extension
2. Open a .swift file
3. Cmd+Click (macOS) / Ctrl+Click (Windows/Linux) on a declaration name (func, enum, struct, …)

Usages still Cmd+Click to definition via SourceKit as usual.

Notes

• Declaration detection is line-based (fast, no nested definition queries)
• Heavy overloads / generated code may miss or over-match; use Shift+F12 as fallback