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VS Code has now UI to show a call hierarchy. A call hierarchy shows all callers or calls of a function. It allows to drill into the call chain, e.g. showing callers of callers or calls of calls. This is item about testing the UX.
➡️ The challenge is that no real extension providing call hierarchy data exists. You can use this sample: https://github.com/jrieken/demo-callhierarchy. To get started (1) clone & npm install, (2) F5, and (3) open sample/test.ts
Apart from the data quality there are things to test. Make sure that
you have a context menu entry "Call Hierarchy" with a keyboard shortcut
you have a command palette entry
call hierarchy shows a peek view, similar to 'peek references'
the tree shows the call graph and the editor shows a preview of the calls
the title shows a breadcrumb-like path to the current caller/call
the title allows to toggle the direction, e.g. 'Calls To' and 'Calls From'
everything is keyboard accessible and "feels right"
you can double click inside the embedded editor to get there
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Refs: #16110
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VS Code has now UI to show a call hierarchy. A call hierarchy shows all callers or calls of a function. It allows to drill into the call chain, e.g. showing callers of callers or calls of calls. This is item about testing the UX.
➡️ The challenge is that no real extension providing call hierarchy data exists. You can use this sample: https://github.com/jrieken/demo-callhierarchy. To get started (1) clone & npm install, (2) F5, and (3) open
sample/test.ts
Apart from the data quality there are things to test. Make sure that
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: