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Show breakpoint window without creating a launch.json in the workplace folder #89290

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xubury opened this issue Jan 26, 2020 · 6 comments
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xubury commented Jan 26, 2020

After recent update, the debug tab no longer shows the breakpoint window until you create a launch.json. Personally I find that annoying cause I use the cmake-tool extension which allows me to debug without launch.json. Now, I have to create a launch.json to check the breakpoints before debug which seems so unnecessary. So I think maybe we should be able to check breakpoints even if we don't have launch.json.
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isidorn commented Jan 27, 2020

Yes, this makes sense.
I agree we should show the breakpoints view in the start experience if there is at least one breakpoint set.

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isidorn commented Jan 27, 2020

To verify:
Make sure that Breakpoints view is visible in the start experience if and only if you have some breakpoints set. You get the start experience when you have no launch.json.

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It seems like breakpoints should remain on the bottom where it is during the debug session, looks kind of weird on top. Good otherwise.

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isidorn commented Jan 29, 2020

@connor4312 how did you end up in that situation? I can not reproduce it.
This should never happen since the breakpoints view has order 40 and start view has order 10. fyi @sandy081

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I set a breakpoint and then commented out my launch config... but I'm also unable to reproduce it now/on today's insiders.

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isidorn commented Jan 30, 2020

@connor4312 ok. Let me know if you find repro steps and we can investigate further then. Thanks

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