@borkdude I'm trying to grok the analysis data

given this input

(ns bar
  (:require [foo :refer [xx]]))

(defn yy [x] (xx x))

(yy 2)

I get back

{:namespace-definitions
 [{:filename "<stdin>",
   :row 1,
   :col 1,
   :name bar,
   :name-row 1,
   :name-col 5,
   :name-end-row 1,
   :name-end-col 8}],
 :namespace-usages
 [{:name-end-col 17,
   :name-end-row 2,
   :name-row 2,
   :alias-end-row nil,
   :alias-row nil,
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :from bar,
   :col 14,
   :name-col 14,
   :alias-col nil,
   :alias-end-col nil,
   :row 2,
   :to foo}],
 :var-definitions
 [{:fixed-arities #{1},
   :end-row 4,
   :name-end-col 9,
   :name-end-row 4,
   :name-row 4,
   :ns bar,
   :name yy,
   :defined-by "clojure.core/defn",
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :col 1,
   :name-col 7,
   :end-col 21,
   :row 4}],
 :var-usages
 [{:name-end-col 28,
   :name-end-row 2,
   :name-row 2,
   :name xx,
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :from bar,
   :col 26,
   :name-col 26,
   :row 2,
   :to foo}
  {:name-end-col 17,
   :name-end-row 4,
   :name-row 4,
   :name xx,
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :from bar,
   :col 15,
   :name-col 15,
   :from-var yy,
   :arity 1,
   :row 4,
   :to foo}
  {:name-end-col 6,
   :name-end-row 4,
   :name-row 4,
   :name defn,
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :from bar,
   :macro true,
   :col 2,
   :name-col 2,
   :arity 3,
   :varargs-min-arity 2,
   :row 4,
   :to "clojure.core"}
  {:fixed-arities #{1},
   :name-end-col 4,
   :name-end-row 6,
   :name-row 6,
   :name yy,
   :filename "<stdin>",
   :from bar,
   :col 2,
   :name-col 2,
   :arity 1,
   :row 6,
   :to bar}]}

I can't trace the definition of xx used in the function yy back to the foo ns

the :from and :to seem inverted ... but of course I could be reading it wrong 🙂

I’ve come across an issue where clj-kondo is mis-reporting the file in which there are problems. There’s a minimal reproduction at https://github.com/simon-katz/bug-report-clj-kondo-misplaced-reports. The README there explains the details. I’m happy to create an issue if that would be useful.