Similar to https://github.com/github/vscode-codeql/pull/2553, this
changes the C# query to correctly report the name of nested types. I
couldn't find a `nestedName` method for C#, so this adds one in the
`AutomodelVsCode` library.
C# seems to use `+` as a separator for nested types, as reported by
`getQualifiedName()`:
```
GitHub.Nested.MyFirstClass+NestedClass
```
The `getApiName()` will now report:
```
GitHub.Nested#MyFirstClass+NestedClass.Test()
```
This changes the Java `CallableMethod.getApiName()` to use `nestedName`
instead of `getSourceDeclaration`. `getSourceDeclaration` would return a
`RefType`, on which the `toString()` method returns its `getName`().
However, for nested types this wouldn't work and wouldn't include the
enclosing type. This fixes it by using `nestedName` which matches the
method that is also used for determining whether a type matches an
extensible predicate.
* Add version constraint for quick-eval-count
* Add quick eval count context.
* Add support for running quick-eval-count from the command pallete
* Adjust name for quick-eval-count-queries
* Add changenote for quick-eval-count.
* QuickEval:Address review comments
* Fix rebase conflict in changelog
This refactors the data extensions editor queries to use a new
`AutomodelVsCode` module. This module is based on the `ExternalApi`
module, but is more general and can be used for retrieving public
methods from the source as well. The actual conditions are now in the
queries themselves.
This reduces the duplicated module in the framework mode query and will
mean that when we update the `ExternalApi` module, we will just have to
port it to the `AutomodelVsCode` module, and not to the `ExternalApi`
and a separate framework mode query.
This changes the sorting of the methods sent to LLM to match the order
shown in the data extensions editor. This will ensure that the methods
which are shown first in the data extensions editor are also modeled
first.
This will allow users to override the default directory in which
extension packs are created by using the
`codeQL.dataExtensions.extensionsDirectory` setting. This setting can be
overriden per language, so the user could create the following
configuration to set the extension pack setting for Java only:
```json
"[java]": {
"codeQL.dataExtensions.extensionsDirectory": "/Users/user/github/vscode-codeql-starter/codeql-custom-queries-java",
}
```
