I believe this may be a regression as I think I remember it used to do this.
See this section of a JS query:
// Save changes and re-run select queries
await qryUpdateCaptionAfterSendNewCaption.trigger({
additionalScope: {
captions: captions,
jobID: tblTasks.selectedRow.data.job_id,
}
})
Now take a look at the State description of the qryUpdateCaptionAfterSendNewCaption
query:
The dependencies section which should be at the bottom is is missing. If I add a Success handler the dependencies section shows up, but the JS query is still missing:
Hey Brad! So basically, you were remembering that the debug panel would show "Depends on JS_query_that_triggers_your_query
", correct?
I'm trying this set up in a few older versions and can't seem to get that behavior just yet, but will keep testing!

Actually, I just found a feature request for this (showing the JS query that triggered the query inside of the State tab) from 4 months ago. So this could have been possible before that, but likely not recently?
Could be I'm misremembering it and it's not a regression, but a key missing feature.
I'm not finding the feature request, could you share the link so I can +1 it?
Oh sorry, I meant an internal feature request (to which your +1 has been added!) 