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Official Revel Debugging Guide #523
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what about this: http://goconvey.co/ not gdb, but they both look pretty good gdb related: |
How is GoConvey related to runtime debugging? It definitely looks great for unit testing, but I don't see the relation. Side point: our testing suite is already pretty nice with browser output, but maybe we could enhance it further with some inspiration from GoConvey. |
Is there an official debugging guide for Revel? Personally I just want to follow clear steps in order to be able to debug a Revel application (currently it matters less if its command line based or IDE based). I really do not want to spend time trying to figure out how to do it. Specially that I am new to both Golang and Revel. |
@mihaihuluta there is still no official guide to give you easy steps. Sorry. |
I'm also interested in this. Having spent about 5 hours trying to get the sublimetext 3 debugger (gogdb) working for simple go programs, i'm thinking it's not going to be easy with Revel. I think a gentler tutorial to debugging with gdb is this: http://lincolnloop.com/blog/introduction-go-debugging-gdb/ |
In my case this answer helped a lot: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23952886/revel-debugging-how-to |
Thanks for the helpful resources @cellis and @mihaihuluta :] |
Do we need to put this in the FAQ ? |
@pedromorgan we need a guide for it somewhere, eventually. Where were you thinking? The website or the wiki? |
I'd stick it in the manual as a quick quide, with some footer links to some externals.. |
@pedromorgan that sounds like a good idea. |
started a page here.. Just need time to check and finish it.. hopefully by the weekend On 5 January 2015 at 22:18, Brenden Soares notifications@github.com wrote:
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In #95 we discussed the options for using
gdb
to debug a Revel app.I'd like to get together an official guide on how to set breakpoints and walkthrough a Revel app at runtime with
gdb
and hopefully with some IDE integration.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: