I have to trace structure and data handoffs across multiple projects sometimes that span multiple teams. I'm used to rather easily being able to find all instan

I have to trace structure and data handoffs across multiple projects sometimes that span multiple teams. I'm used to rather easily being able to find all instances of something using a thing, where something is originally defined, etc. I can't do that easily in Go due to the structural typing at times without either a very powerful IDE (JetBrains is the only one I know of that does Go well via Goland) or intimate knowledge of the project. It's surprisingly painful, and our tooling while not Jetbrains level is suppose to be some of the best out there. And Yahweh help me if I actually have to refactor. I really doubt this comes up in smaller, one-team repos. But in the coding jungle I often deal with, I spend much more time tracing code because of this issue than I'drefactoring. Make no mistake: I like Go, but this irks me.