gitnexus-debugging

You can trace bugs across functions, endpoints, and processes by querying error traces and mapping execution paths with GitNexus. It helps identify root causes by showing how failures propagate through call chains.

Callgraph analysis maps caller and callee relationships to visualize execution paths and control flow. By inspecting these chains, you can see exactly how an error propagates from its origin to the failure point.

The best way to inspect caller and callee relationships is to query the error, inspect the context, and map the call chain using Cypher. This reveals the exact data and control flow leading to the failure.

Yes, if the index is stale, you need to run npx gitnexus analyze. This refreshes the index so your queries, context inspections, and call chain mappings reflect the current state of the codebase.

Yes, you can read traces via gitnexus:// URIs to visualize execution paths. This allows you to see the full call flow and diagnose where and why failures occur across processes.

Your query results may not show the latest changes because the index is stale. You must run npx gitnexus analyze to rebuild the index before querying for updated error traces and execution paths.