Everything the extension does from the Command Palette. Reach for these to inspect a project, seed a config file, or force a re-scan when a bulk file change slipped past the watcher.
Code lens
Counts appear above the things whose other half lives in another file — a net.Receive shows how many senders it has, a net.Start how many handlers, a custom hook.Add how many call sites, and a global function how many references. Clicking one opens the peek view.
Call hierarchy
Put the cursor on a function and open the call hierarchy — Shift+Alt+H in VS Code, or Show Call Hierarchy from the Command Palette — to see who calls it across the workspace, or switch the tree to outgoing calls to see what it reaches. Callbacks are named after what registers them, so a chain ending in a render hook says so, which is the same graph the hot path rule walks.
Calls made through a value rather than a name — a function passed in as an argument, or stored in a table and looked up at runtime — are left out rather than guessed at.
Outside the editor
Everything the linter and formatter do is also available from the command line, which is how you run them in CI.
Command Palette: Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on macOS. Type GLua: to filter to these.
