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I think this may be deliberate (#29666) but it feels wonky.
I have a class that subscribes to onDidStartDebugSession and also onDidTerminateDebugSession. If a debug session fails to start, the first is called but the second is not. This means if I set something up (like a status bar, progress indicator, whatever) it gets left around if the debugger didn't start.
It feels like I shouldn't need to start leaking code out elsewhere to try and tidy this up, it feels like these two commands should go together (or at least, we should have some similar event we can rely on to fire when a debugging session ends for whatever reason).
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bugIssue identified by VS Code Team member as probable bugdebugDebug viewlet, configurations, breakpoints, adapter issuesverifiedVerification succeeded
I think this may be deliberate (#29666) but it feels wonky.
I have a class that subscribes to
onDidStartDebugSession
and alsoonDidTerminateDebugSession
. If a debug session fails to start, the first is called but the second is not. This means if I set something up (like a status bar, progress indicator, whatever) it gets left around if the debugger didn't start.It feels like I shouldn't need to start leaking code out elsewhere to try and tidy this up, it feels like these two commands should go together (or at least, we should have some similar event we can rely on to fire when a debugging session ends for whatever reason).
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