Traverse symbol graphs to reveal callers, callees, and definers across a codebase.
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Maps and traverses the symbol graph in a codebase to reveal relationships like callers, callees, definers, and impact, enabling faster navigation and impact analysis.
Query the symbol graph to locate a symbol's callers, callees, and definers across the repository.
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To perform impact analysis, query the symbol graph to locate a symbol's callers, callees, and definers across the repository. This reveals affected code paths and dependencies across modules.
A symbol graph represents relationships between functions, methods, and symbols across modules. It enables fast code navigation by allowing you to query callers, callees, and definers to understand dependencies.
You find callers and callees by querying the symbol graph to traverse relationships for the target function. This identifies where the function is invoked and what downstream dependencies it calls across the repository.
Yes, symbol graph navigation supports large codebases by providing fast traversal and accurate filtering across modules. It is designed to map calls and impacts efficiently across extensive repositories.
The best way to map dependencies is querying the symbol graph for definers and callers. This reveals the full impact of changes across modules, preventing unintended breakage before modifying shared methods.
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