How do I set up code-server for debug ? #2288
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Right now the extension host doesn't work at all on Safari. See
#2232 (comment)
Currently the only workaround is to use 3.6.0 (or a different browser).
I'm hoping that VS Code 1.51.0 will resolve the issue and am currently
working on the upgrade.
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On my laptop, MacBook pro running Catalina, I have Chrome installed. Let me regress my code-server image to 3.6.0 and see if that is a viable workaround. |
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Curious, it's definitely possible you're actually running into a different issue. Going off those errors I'd say our marketplace isn't building vscode-lldb quite right, or isn't building it for other platforms like Mac. |
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Yup, I agree, there could be multiple issues. Hey, it's software. Stay safe. |
This is frustrating me. I can not get the debug to work.
I'm using a Debian 10 machine.
I've installed code-server 3.6.2.
I've installed the neo-vim editor extension. It works.
I've installed rustup. I can run cargo, write and run Rust code using code-server within Safari.
For debug, I install the codelldb extension, version 1.6.0. No joy.
I can set a red dot break point but when I F5 to start the debug...
"Activating extensions" arrow-spins on bottom status line.
and then nothing happens.
Well, actually, code-server remains as if I'd not tried to star the debugger.
Yes, I have made a launch.json. It, might be wrong.
so I ask,
What is a successful recipe for debug in code-server?