APerricone
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11 months ago Hello, sorry for late respond, usually in those case I create a batch file and put set before the execution of the program. On debugger I start the batch. About other question, Yes, this project is abandoned, I changed job, and n the new job I don't need harbour anymore, so, unless some extraordinary events, I will not work on this more. Honesly I don't think harbour has future, there are a lot of database system and a lot of languages more modern, scalable, multi thread out there, and I suggest to swicthing to them. Anyway, I don't think you should have any issue build this project, I did it in different computers, just install node, clone the repository, then do npm update on client and on server and open them in VSCode, at this point they should build. Regards, Perry
Most debuggers for visual studio code let you set environment variables for the launching executable in the debugger. I doesn't seem like I can do that with "harbour-dbg"