feat(remix-dev/cli): add --debug-binding flag

[jstafman]

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My preference would be to make --debug accept an optional value as described here: #4216 (comment). However, I was not able to figure how to make that work. I've tried making it a string instead of boolean, but it is rejected when no value is provided. I also tried creating a custom handler, with the same result. If anyone has a suggestion on how to approach that, please let me know. There is currently an open issue about this for the arg package: vercel/arg#61 (comment).

Testing Strategy:

• Tested out different combinations of using the --debug-binding flag using a playground, including:
  • remix dev --debug (default)
  • remix dev --debug --debug-binding 0:0:0:0:9229
  • remix dev --debug --debug-binding 0:0:0:0
  • remix dev --debug-binding 0:0:0:0:9229 (shouldn't load debug at all)
• Ran yarn test and all tests passed

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[machour]

@jstafman can you rebased & fix the conflict? 🙏🏼

[jstafman]

@jstafman can you rebased & fix the conflict? 🙏🏼

@machour - All set.

[MichaelDeBoey]

Hi @jstafman!

Are you still interested in getting this one merged?

If so, please rebase onto latest dev & resolve conflicts

[jstafman]

Hi @jstafman!

Are you still interested in getting this one merged?

If so, please rebase onto latest dev & resolve conflicts

@MichaelDeBoey - It looks like a lot has changed since I first created this pull request. It might be easier for me to start with the current dev branch and redo my work from there (it wasn't a lot). Do you think this is something worth pursuing?

[pcattori]

The new dev server (unstable_dev) runs alongside your app server. So if you wanted to add debugging to your app server, you can now do so directly without modifying the dev server.

Since we are actively pushing towards v2 right now and will be removing the old dev server flow, might be best to try this with the new dev server and only proceed if there are issues with that.

[pcattori]

The new v2 dev server is now stabilized. With v2_dev enabled, you can call node directly for your server and pass in any flags without indirection.