Go-to-definition of a module defined using a functor shows the functor used to define the module instead of the place where the module was defined.

Example:

1 module Make () = struct
2   let u = ()
3 end
4
5 module T = Make ();;
6 
7 let () = T.u

Go-to-definition on T in T.u in goes to the definition of Make (line 1) instead of T (on line 5).

I think that's not the expected behavior.

Using the (latest) ocamllsp 1.2.0-5-g68a0237. (I think that ocaml-lsp relies on merlin for this feature, so reporting here)