Closed kgilpin closed 1 month ago
This is looking way more promising that my other test branch. I've asked a series of "how to make maps/diagrams/data" questions with projects open or even in empty projects. None of the responses returned a "yaml" response and many of them pointed the user to the VS Code panel instructions or the appmap docs directly.
https://gist.github.com/petecheslock/9fd05ad5f3ac7607dd412f49080acf44
This is still looking good - haven't gotten any yaml
responses yet and mostly it points the user to the instuctions in the code editor for installing which is perfect.
Recording Instructions: Follow instructions under the AppMap panel to create initial AppMap data. Typically, for a Node.js project, you would run:
To create a diagram of your app using AppMap, you'll first need to generate AppMap data. Since you are using VSCode, here are the steps to do that:
Open the AppMap Panel: Open the AppMap panel in your VSCode editor. You can do this by going to the Extensions view, searching for "AppMap," and then clicking on the panel.
Review Recording Instructions: In the AppMap panel, look for AppMap Recording Instructions. They will give you details on how to record data in your specific language and project set-up.
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Provide more specific instructions about AppMap help. Expand the classifiers to include greeting, troubleshoot, generate-code and generate-diagram. Drop generate.