Version Used

VS 2022 Version 17.9.7
Roslyn 4.9.0 (a98c90d)

Project info
C# 12.0
.NET 8.0

Steps to Reproduce

Consider the following scenario:

Given those types:

public abstract class BaseThing;
public sealed class DerivedThing : BaseThing;

public struct Convertible
{
    public static implicit operator Convertible(BaseThing thing) => new();
}

Assume we construct a DerivedThing instance with a constructor that does not exist, causing a compiler error:

void UseConvertible(Convertible convertible) { }

void CreateUseConvertible()
{
    UseConvertible(new DerivedThing(1, 2));
}

Attempt to go to the definition of DerivedThing (F12 or Ctrl+click in VS).

Expected Behavior

We are navigated to the DerivedThing declaration.

Actual Behavior

We are navigated to the implicit operator Convertible(BaseThing) declaration.