With this pull request, we get the project's working directory from environment variables. This is great, as this allows us to change the debugger working directory in run time.
With this change, the necessity for a ts compile command whenever we change the project is no longer required.
Interestingly enough, you can configure neovim to ask the emulator to enter in debug mode and execute the node command with the correct variable, as follows:
With this pull request, we get the project's working directory from environment variables. This is great, as this allows us to change the debugger working directory in run time.
With this change, the necessity for a ts compile command whenever we change the project is no longer required.
Interestingly enough, you can configure neovim to ask the emulator to enter in debug mode and execute the node command with the correct variable, as follows:
The behavior follows:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39244876/220223374-4684a583-6350-4e85-ad6c-851b0b6b5a52.mp4
I love this setup, thanks for the great tool, i hope this can be useful for you as well.