Current Portion of LT Debt in Model Question

For balance sheet projections, are you supposed to use the future principal payments on long-term debt that a company outlines in the notes to the financial statements and use that as your current portion of long-term debt for each of the next 5 years? Would you also add in future finance lease payments they have scheduled into the future current portion of LT Debt for these years? Or are you just supposed to project debt as one single line item (LT Debt w/ an additional revolver to draw on) like the financial modeling courses teach you to do?

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