Ok, so:

• You manually create a launch.json file
• You open the debug viewlet but you do not see the configurations in the launch dropdown

Did I understand your steps properly? Because I can not reproduce this beahvior.
Providing more precise steps would be useful, especially how you add the launch.json

Might it be a duplicate of #458 ?

ok . . not manually...

can't open the dropdown menu ,need restart the VSCode.

thx.

@bpasero seems like file events are missing here. Any idea why that might be?

Easy to find out running with --verbose

@leixu2txtek we believe you might be missing file events, though you would see this in other places as well (git viewlet not being updated with a badge once you make changes). Can you run code with --verbose flag and via palette open developer: toggle developer tools and post the screenshot frmo the output if there are file events comming

ok...

Hm, maybe the path uses characters we fail to decode. If you delete a file in the windows explorer, does the explorer in VSCode update?

Maybe... you know, I am Chinese people...

i'll test it with full english path

thx

@bpasero @isidorn

Yes.. Really it is because of Chinese characters...

thx..

@bpasero VSCode does not automatically update, I need to manually refresh.

@leixu2txtek can you give me an example path so that I can try to reproduce.

@bpasero :)

D:\新建文件夹\中文项目目录

Wow this is a great bug, turns out we need to set UTF-8 when writing from C# to the console. I think I have a fix for it.

@bpasero Nice... 👍

@leixu2txtek I pushed a fix and you can patch your vscode to pick it up:

• close vscode
• download the CodeHelper.exe from https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/blob/2a74a926822dc2617c129f896b010e39b40c1051/src/vs/workbench/services/files/node/watcher/win32/CodeHelper.exe
• overwrite the existing CodeHelper.exe in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\out\vs\workbench\services\files\node\watcher\win32

@bpasero worked .. thx

Great 👍