IntelliJ Rider always has two of the same target when I Go To Declaration/Implementation

Question

When I Ctrl+Click a method or class in IntelliJ Rider, I'd expect it to go that class/method. However, instead it brings up a "Select Target" dialog which always has two copies of the same class in it. Choosing between two of the same class is a pretty dumb step - does anyone know how to get rid of the second copy of the class so I can just go straight to the class without having to choose?

Screenshot of the behavior below:

Monikamoniker

Answer 1

File -> Invalidate Caches... -> Uncheck optional checkboxes -> Invalidate and Restart

Invalidating only ReSharper caches and restarting helped me for Rider 2021.3.3.

Godchild

This seems to have fixed the issue this time around! – Monikamoniker

it comes back after restart, usually happens after debugging, – Pencel

Yeah, it keeps coming back. I've seen up to 3 instances of the same item in the Select Target box. It's really annoying having to click several times for something as basic as going to a function definition. – Inessa

Answer 2

Rider just released an update today that fixed this. Huzzah!

Monikamoniker

I'm having the same issue right now, any idea what changed ? – Unfeeling

@Unfeeling Sadly Rider has degraded back to this for me as well after a recent update. – Monikamoniker

I think it's not the update that is fixed the problem but rather a cache invalidation that should occur when the update is installed. I tried to invalidate caches manually and it helped, like @Godchild suggested in his answer. – Sacchariferous

Answer 3

You just need to disable two booleans:

• "Show non-public compiled items in 'GoTo...' results"
• "Decompile methdods" in File/Settings/Tools/External Symbols

Cymry

Answer 4

I resolved it by uninstalling Resharper.

Rhatany

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Don't think this is a valid solution. I'd like to continue using Rider/ReSharper, not getting rid of it completely because of some inconvenience. – Sacchariferous