This means debugging a bash file that sources another bash file is not currently possible it seams.
In addition to the details for issue, please provide us Executables information and Debug output unless you have confidence that they don't help us.
Executables
Version of bash-debug: (can be checked in: ctrl+shift+X or command+shift+X -> INSTALLED: Bash Debug)
Output of following commands (on windows, execute them in Command Prompt or PowerShell):
where bash
# if `code` not found on macOS, follow the instructions in:
# https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/mac
code --version
bash -c 'uname -a; for P in bash bashdb cat mkfifo pkill; do echo ---; which -a $P; command $P --version; done'
Debug output
Paste here outputs in DEBUG CONSOLE (ctrl+shift+D or command+shift+D) with "showDebugOutput": true and "trace": true in launch.json.
Your launch.json may looks like:
This means debugging a bash file that sources another bash file is not currently possible it seams.
In addition to the details for issue, please provide us Executables information and Debug output unless you have confidence that they don't help us.
Executables
Version of bash-debug: (can be checked in: ctrl+shift+X or command+shift+X -> INSTALLED: Bash Debug)
Output of following commands (on windows, execute them in Command Prompt or PowerShell):
Debug output
Paste here outputs in DEBUG CONSOLE (ctrl+shift+D or command+shift+D) with
"showDebugOutput": true
and"trace": true
inlaunch.json
. Yourlaunch.json
may looks like:Details
Details goes here.