Fix #5247: Correct codebase indexing to properly parse function/class level chunks #5285
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Summary
This PR fixes issue #5247 where codebase indexing was performing incorrect code parsing, creating arbitrary code fragments instead of complete function and class definitions.
Problem
The tree-sitter parser was generating chunks containing only 3-4 lines of random code (like try-catch blocks or simple assignments) rather than complete functions or classes. This was happening because the parser logic was incorrectly processing tree-sitter captures.
Solution
Fixed the implementation in to:
Key Changes
Testing
Fixes #5247
Important
Fixes code parsing in
parser.tsto correctly identify and process complete function/class definitions, adding deduplication and fallback mechanisms.parser.ts.This description was created by
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