How can I reattach a debugger after disconnecting?
I want to be able to start deno from a command line, but be able to attach to it from VSCode.
I actually have that much working, but there is one issue - if I disconnect the debugger, I cannot reattach it.
I am running like so:
I am attaching with this configuration:
The source code is a couple of loops that each take a few seconds to execute.
After hitting a breakpoint in the first loop, I disconnect.
I then immediately try to reconnect, but it seems the program ignores the attempt until it finishes running.
Is there anything I can do differently to be able to reattach the debugger?
I actually have that much working, but there is one issue - if I disconnect the debugger, I cannot reattach it.
I am running like so:
deno run --inspect-wait .\first_steps.tsdeno run --inspect-wait .\first_steps.tsI am attaching with this configuration:
The source code is a couple of loops that each take a few seconds to execute.
After hitting a breakpoint in the first loop, I disconnect.
I then immediately try to reconnect, but it seems the program ignores the attempt until it finishes running.
Is there anything I can do differently to be able to reattach the debugger?
