Closed SimonCapewell closed 5 years ago
Had a peek at the code. You can achieve this fairly simply by adding skipFiles: this.config.skipFiles
to the vscode.debug.startDebugging
options in attach.ts line 316
In the meantime I've hacked my local install with a custom skipfiles and all is good :-)
I have added a config option for using your own debugger configuration, so there is no more need to hack this extension :)
Awesome! Thanks for the great extension.
Thanks for adding the config option! But it feels a bit like a workaround...
Should skipping node_internals
and node_modules
be included in the default configuration? I'm guessing a large majority of users would be delighted not seeing the random exceptions jasmine handles :)
@darthwalsh I didn't want to make it the default, but since using skipFiles
seems quite popular with this extension, I've added the jasmineExplorer.debuggerSkipFiles
config option in version 1.5.0, so you don't have to create a custom debugger configuration anymore if you just want to skip.
Is it possible to supply custom configuration when debugging tests from the codelens links or Test Explorer? I'd like to be able to specify
skipfiles
either on a per project basis or globally so I'm not landing in async framework methods