code-debug | Native debugging for VSCode | Code Inspection library

I am using ruby-2.0.0-p648 for rails 4.0.0.

Currently working on system macOS Catalina, when I run bundle install it gives following error,

I have a Lerna monorepo with 2 modules(packages): ps and cli.

ps just exports a function whatever which cli imports.

When I try to debug this code using VSCode, however, my breakpoints stop on the generated Javascript files instead of my source Typescript files.

This has bothered me for hours and I have extensively played around with my tsconfig.json and launch.json as well as using vscode-pwa-analyzer to see that VSCode is able to detect my source TS code but I cannot figure out a fix.

EDIT: I am using the following setup: macOS Big Sur v11.1 Node.js v14.8.0 Typescript v4.1.3

And here is a dump file of my above debug you can load to vscode-pwa-analyzer. I can see here that I get some Unbound Breakpoint errors.

According to the official manual I've added the following launch.json:

I have been trying to install therubyracer and tried almost all that i could find on stackoverflow but it still seems to give me the same error. I am also new to ruby on rails so I cant exactly navigate through the error message. Below is the error message:

I'm using the Catel demo and trying to single step through the Catel code in it. According to this, I should be able to do so, but it doesn't work for me. As instructed, I've selected the option to Enable source server support.

If I try to single step code such as the following, it steps through the constructor for PersonViewModel, which is in the demo, but not through the Catel code.

I am using VS Code to work on a small console application on C# and I cannot use the Debugging Tool (even with the SDK and the C# Extension installed on my PC).

When I run dotnet run on terminal It works, but when I try to debug some part of the code I get:

I believe that is some problem with the launch.json and the tasks.json files but I don't know what to do.

I have also looked at https://74th.github.io/vscode-debug-specs/csharp/ but the problem remains.

I'm looking for someone who was able to follows the documentation of Microsoft (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/tutorial-deploy-function) and Jon Gallant (https://blog.jongallant.com/2017/11/azure-iot-edge-raspberrypi/) with success.

After following the whole documentation to get a working Azure Function on a Raspberry PI hosted in a docker container, the Function does not work and the edgeAgent log contains just an info that the Functions can't start. To find out what is happen, I setup the debug environment like described here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/how-to-vscode-debug-azure-function but nothing works. After hit the last F5 (as its described) I get the error, that the docker container does not exists.

I am currently working on trying to debug an Azure DevOps extension sample project from VS Code.

The project uses webpack-dev-server to host the extension locally for debugging purposes. That in combination with the Debugger for Chrome extension for VS Code and proper configuration should allow debugging and stepping through the typescript source code.

I am able to step through and debug the .ts file from Chrome but my breakpoints within VS Code report

Breakpoint set but not yet bound

and

Unverified breakpoint

Tool Versions:
VS Code: 1.38.1
Node.js: 10.11.0
Chrome: 77.0.3865.90
Debugger for Chrome: 4.12.0
typescript: 3.6.3
webpack: 4.41.0
webpack-cli: 3.3.9
webpack-dev-server: 3.8.1

tsconfig.json

my current setup involves a boost-python module, that I wrote. To debug this module, I wrote a standalone C++ program that calls the python-script from within the C++ program.