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ds300 / react-native-typescript-transformer

Seamlessly use TypeScript with React Native
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vscode debugging #53

Open butcheryl opened 6 years ago

butcheryl commented 6 years ago

Hi, David

I use vscode-react-native debugging

How to add breakpoint in vscode?

vscode tip me map not found ？

Thanks

ds300 commented 6 years ago

Hi! Thanks for the report! :)

I tried it and found a similar error, so it's not just you at least. The normal react-native debugging works (I tried with the chrome devtools or the react-native debugger app on macOS), so i can only assume it's down to a difference with how the vscode debugger hooks itself up to the packager.

Unfortunately I don't have time to look deeper into this for you. Please report back if you find a solution!

Chrisigrimm commented 6 years ago

Hello there,

i have sadly the same problem. If you find any solution, please let me know.

Thanks and Kind Regards, Keyjin

jwargo commented 6 years ago

Just like with any other IDE, you simply click in the margin to set the breakpoint. You can also highlight the line and press the F9 key.

jsslai commented 6 years ago

Debugging is working for me but sometimes I'm unable to set breakpoint to a specific line and it might jump elsewhere. Do you know what is causing that?

animaonline commented 5 years ago

@jsslai I'm having the same issue, I think it has something to do with the source maps not being generated correctly. Were you able to solve your problem?

jsslai commented 5 years ago

@animaonline No. I usually add extra console.log rows until VS code is able to add the breakpoint. :D