asta-nguyen8/8/2026, 6:40:10 AM

Go methods were indexed as just the method name (e.g. "Save"),
so same-named methods on different types (Foo.Save, Bar.Save)
collided in the symbol graph. Call edges via receiver variables
(f.Save()) resolved to the last-inserted "Save" symbol — targeting
the wrong type.

Fix: qualify method symbol names as Type::Method (e.g. Foo::Save)
and qualify call callees through the receiver variable as
Type::method (e.g. f.Validate() → Foo::Validate).

This matches the existing regex parser behavior in languages.ts.

Changed in both parsers:
- packages/native/src/parser.rs (Rust tree-sitter):
  - Add go_receiver_name and go_receiver_type helpers
  - Qualify method name with receiver type
  - Track receiver (var, type) in context stack
  - Qualify calls through receiver variable
- packages/indexer/src/tree-sitter/parse.ts (TS tree-sitter):
  - Add goReceiverName and goReceiverType helpers
  - Qualify method name with receiver type
  - Pass receiver info to extractCallsInNode
  - Qualify calls through receiver variable
- tests/tree-sitter-parser.test.ts:
  - Update expected symbol name: Greet → Greeter::Greet

Typecheck 8/8, tests 144 pass.

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