Create new TypeScript Express app.
Start profiling.
Refresh browser about a dozen times.
Stop the node.js process.
In the summary view, you should see the index function, along with a few others. Clicking on them doesn't do anything. In a Node.js Express app (not TypeScript), clicking on the functions navigates to a different view. Here, clicking on any of the blue links in the screenshot below does nothing.
Edit: I've seen the issue in non-TypeScript as well.
Comments: This is related to just my code. What’s happening is that both the caller/callee and function details views are unavailable. They’re unavailable because there is actually no caller/callee information – instead we have a profile which has just a single function which doesn’t call anything and isn’t called by anything. Profiling an app which actually calls some code will result in a profile which includes both of these views.
Start profiling.
Refresh browser about a dozen times.
Stop the node.js process.
In the summary view, you should see the index function, along with a few others. Clicking on them doesn't do anything. In a Node.js Express app (not TypeScript), clicking on the functions navigates to a different view. Here, clicking on any of the blue links in the screenshot below does nothing.
Edit: I've seen the issue in non-TypeScript as well.
Comments: This is related to just my code. What’s happening is that both the caller/callee and function details views are unavailable. They’re unavailable because there is actually no caller/callee information – instead we have a profile which has just a single function which doesn’t call anything and isn’t called by anything. Profiling an app which actually calls some code will result in a profile which includes both of these views.