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Create launch.json #1445

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@username-of-rehman username-of-rehman commented Sep 30, 2023

Add .vscode/launch.json for debugging in VSCode

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The need for easing out-of-the-box debugging in VSCode by providing a default .vscode/launch.json configuration that enables a seamless debugging experience when using VSCode.

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  • addition of a .vscode/launch.json file with a debug configuration
  • This configuration is designed to initiate a debug server, optimizing the development workflow.

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  • Updated documentation accordingly

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This PR addresses issue #1437

Add .vscode/launch.json for debugging in VSCode
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javiertoledo commented Oct 1, 2023

Hi @username-of-rehman, thanks for addressing issue #1437. You added this file to the project root, but for Booster to generate a launch file for all new projects, you'd need to add this file to the Booster template directory, which is currently located in the route packages/cli/src/templates/project.

Please take a look at the files in that directory; as you can see, you'll also need to wrap the file in a TypeScript file and tweak the code in packages/cli/src/services/project-initializer.ts to load and render it.

Once the template is there and the code loads and renders it, you may also need to tweak the project's tests, which won't expect the new file to be generated and might start failing. Check out the Contributing guide for more detailed instructions on how to run the tests.

Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions!

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