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[severity:It bothers me. A fix would be nice]
If I declare a record type, and enter the type's name in "Go to all" or "Go to types", it isn't found.

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Feedback Bot on 11/11/2020, 11:36 PM:

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Maryer Ma [MSFT] on 11/12/2020, 02:22 AM:

Thank you for your feedback! Based on your description so far, we were unable to reproduce it on 16.8.0. If we misunderstood your question, could you please correct us? In order to investigate your issue further, can you help to confirm several questions?

1. Which project type and language you use?
2. Are you installed other extensions in your machine? (Such as Resharper? Could you try to uninstall other extensions and then check whether your issue also reproduces or not?)
3. Can you try to create a new simple solution(C# Console App or C++ Console App) and check if your problem also reproduces?
4. Can you try to reset all VS settings(Navigate to Tools-> Import and Export Settings, then select ‘Reset all settings’) or repair your VS and then check whether your problem also reproduces or not?
5. Can you please provide more info with your issue (Detail repro steps, simply project or repro video)?
   Please feel free to let us know if you have any doubt. We look forward to hearing from you!

Thomas LEVESQUE on 11/12/2020, 06:24 AM:

1. .NET 5.0 , C#. Project type doesn’t seem to matter (I noticed it in an ASP.NET Core app, but also reproduced it in a console app)
2. Just what came out of the box (fresh install).
3. Yes, I reproduce it in a new solution.
4. Like I said, it’s a fresh install. And I saw it on 2 different machines, so I don’t think it’s an installation issue.
5. See attached solution (ConsoleApp1.zip). There is a PersonClass class and a PersonRecord record. If you open Go to all, and type t Person, only PersonClass appears, not PersonRecord

Maryer Ma [MSFT] on 11/17/2020, 00:23 AM:

@Thomas LEVESQUE
Thank you for replied. We tried the attached solution you provided, and found there is only one type ( PersonClass ) in the solution, so it only can search the one. It’s expected behavior. If we misunderstood your question, could you please correct us? Please feel free to let us know if you have any doubt. We look forward to hearing from you!

Thomas LEVESQUE on 11/19/2020, 01:09 AM:

Maryer Ma [MSFT]

We tried the attached solution you provided, and found there is only one type ( PersonClass ) in the solution, so it only can search the one

PersonRecord is also a type. Record types are a new feature in C# 9.
The fact that it appears as a method in the solution explorer is also a bug (probably related)

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microsoft on 1/14/2021, 08:57 AM:

PLEASE fix this. This is really annoying. I am using the CQRS architecture and I use command classes for every action. These are implemented with the new C# record features, but when I use CTRL-T and enter the command name (= record name), I can't find them anymore. This is very confusing!

Feedback Bot on 2/19/2021, 10:06 PM:

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Daniel Berghold on 3/3/2021, 08:57 AM:

Dear Microsoft, this bug is also causing a lot of confusion in our team! Team members are using CTRL-T to jump to DTOs or command objects but can’t find them and are confused therefore… Please consider fixing it.

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