Call Hierarchy doesn't work on implementing methods

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When I try to use Call Hierarchy on an implementing method of an interface, Call Hierarchy doesn't show any calls. I have to go to the definition in the interface and select Call Hierarchy from there.

This was broken quite some time ago, but I thought it got fixed since then? Did it break again, or am I mis-remembering it ever getting fixed in the first place?

PLEASE address ASAP! This is a very useful feature, and having it crippled like this is quite annoying.

Thanks!

 

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Hello,

Could you please share any sample project to reproduce the issue?

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