In python for example, a function may be called implicitly by functools.reduce and functools.partial etc. On the surface it looks it's another function that is running, but under the hood it's still the function of our interest that is running. But couldn't the plugin is not able to detect such usage.
Example:
from functools import partial
def function(a, b, c):
print(a, b, c)
f = partial(function, 1, 2)
f(3)
Here the function f should be captured in the graph. Because it's this `f` that is invoking the underlying `function` we have defined.
In python for example, a function may be called implicitly by
functools.reduceandfunctools.partialetc. On the surface it looks it's another function that is running, but under the hood it's still the function of our interest that is running. But couldn't the plugin is not able to detect such usage.Example: