The thing is sometimes it's faster to goes to the shell use a grep -r/ag than to wait that 'jump to definition' does its job.. Depends of course the language an

The thing is sometimes it's faster to goes to the shell use a grep -r/ag than to wait that 'jump to definition' does its job.. Depends of course the language and the project, but it's true for me at my work big C++ project.. CLion is awfully slow to start, VSCode starts fast but often I can find things faster in the shell than in the IDE :-( so I use it mostly as a dumb text editor.