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When pydevd detects a child process spawn and detours it, the child process currently connects to the same socket to which the parent process was connected.
To support #1706 in enable_attach() scenarios, the child process needs to be able to connect to a host/port that is explicitly specified, and not assumed to be the same.
The parent process will receive this information via a new property in the "launch" or "attach" request, e.g.:
(We'll use this property to aggregate all information that needs to be communicated to the parent about how it should handle the children, to avoid proliferation of top-level properties in debug config.)
It should propagate this information to the child process by whatever means are appropriate for the API used to spawn it - that part is considered pydevd implementation detail.
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When pydevd detects a child process spawn and detours it, the child process currently connects to the same socket to which the parent process was connected.
To support #1706 in
enable_attach()
scenarios, the child process needs to be able to connect to a host/port that is explicitly specified, and not assumed to be the same.The parent process will receive this information via a new property in the "launch" or "attach" request, e.g.:
(We'll use this property to aggregate all information that needs to be communicated to the parent about how it should handle the children, to avoid proliferation of top-level properties in debug config.)
It should propagate this information to the child process by whatever means are appropriate for the API used to spawn it - that part is considered pydevd implementation detail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: