> you end up in the interface's declaration so you have to jump through additional hoops to get to it Bit of a tangent, but this really annoys me when I work o

> you end up in the interface's declaration so you have to jump through additional hoops to get to it Bit of a tangent, but this really annoys me when I work on TypeScript (which isn't all that often, so maybe there's some trick I'm missing)—clicking through to check out the definition of a library function very often just takes me to a .d.ts file full of type definitions, even if the library is written in TypeScript to begin with. In an ideal world I probably shouldn't really need to care how a library function is implemented, but the world is far from ideal.