"Follow symbol under cursor" goes to the wrong symbol when it has multiple platform-specific definitions

Consider a Qt project with a pro file containing the following:

SOURCES += main.cpp
HEADERS += funcs.h
win32: SOURCES += funcs_win.cpp
macx: SOURCES += funcs_mac.cpp

The contents of funcs_win.cpp and funcs_mac.cpp are both:

void someFunction() {
// platform specific code here
}

The contents of funcs.h is:

void someFunction();

And the contents of main.cpp is:

#include "funcs.h"

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
someFunction();
return 0;
}

(Forgive the formatting – I can't figure out how to include formatting code in the bug reporter text editor!)

If I open this project in Qt Creator, right click someFunction() in main.cpp, and pick "Follow symbol under cursor", in macOS it will consistently go to the someFunction() implementation in funcs_win.cpp instead of funcs_mac.cpp.

Granted there is an ambiguity as to which implementation it could be in general, but that ambiguity should be resolved by using the current platform.