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Hi, thanks for making this! There are very few open-source packages out there purporting to statically generate call graphs for different languages.
I tried this on a Python repository but for any function that was defined in one file, then imported + called in another, no edge would be captured. Also fails when the function is aliased during the import (i.e. from X import Y as Z) and it fails if the function is imported into an __init__ file, then imported again from the package containing that __init__ file. So it also can't handle "multi-hop imports."
Is this a known issue? Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi, thanks for making this! There are very few open-source packages out there purporting to statically generate call graphs for different languages.
I tried this on a Python repository but for any function that was defined in one file, then imported + called in another, no edge would be captured. Also fails when the function is aliased during the import (i.e.
from X import Y as Z
) and it fails if the function is imported into an__init__
file, then imported again from the package containing that__init__
file. So it also can't handle "multi-hop imports."Is this a known issue? Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: