gitnexus-debugging

You can trace bugs across call chains by mapping execution flows with a knowledge graph, which helps you query related processes, inspect caller and callee contexts, and identify where errors originate across modules and services.

Root-cause debugging with a knowledge graph involves mapping function and module relationships to locate error origins, allowing you to retrieve caller and callee contexts and trace the shortest call paths between symbols to diagnose issues efficiently.

To find the shortest call path, you query the error text to locate related processes, inspect the mapped execution flows for caller and callee contexts, and generate a focused trace to inspect the call graph between symbols.

Yes, you can debug execution flows across multiple modules and services by applying the knowledge graph during debugging sessions to understand who calls whom and how data and control flow across different parts of the software.

The best way to locate where an error originates is to query for the related execution flows using the knowledge graph, then view the caller and callee contexts to understand the data flow and trace the path to the root cause.