```override val promoCodes: Flow<List<PromoC...

# getting-started

[ursus]

override val promoCodes: Flow<List<PromoCode>>

When Find usages this, nothing comes up - because it's a override. Search only works on the interface level

.. why is that? is that a setting? was it always like this? I got burned by this

[igor.wojda]

Looks like a InteliJ Idea bug, remainds me this one https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTIJ-1053/Find-usages-no-convention-usages-for-suspend-invoke-operator
(yours looks similar)

[ursus]

hmm, same for plain functions, not just suspend funcs

[Sam]

There is a setting for this (look for “Find usages settings”), you could check that it has not become accidentally disabled

[Sam]

Huh, I can’t find a way to change the default actually, it looks like the setting only applies to each individual invocation of “Find usages” 🤔

[ursus]

the last one?

[Sam]

Yep, that’s the one I was thinking of

[ursus]

whats weird that now I'm clicking around and it works sometimes

[ursus]

override suspend fun process(message: BusinessPushMessage): Boolean {

here I cmd click and it works

[ursus]

override val promoCodes: Flow<List<PromoCode>>

here doesnt .. as if suspend was the difference

[ursus]

oh its because of `val* that what's different lol

weird default, since MO is to put flows as vals

[ursus]

thanks!