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i want to debug a node application on a iot device homey, i can attach the debugger to chrome inspector in visual studio code with launch.js but how is that done in vs 2019. you can attach to a process but which is it ? thera a numerous chrome processes on mu computer.
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Hi janjansen, how about this issue? Could you debug your node.js application in visual studio? If there is any update information, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely.
Hi,
Could you select specified process when debugging in visual studio? Looking forward to your reply.
Best Regards,
Dylan
Hi janjansen-4378,
The list of attached processes is from the windows task manager. You could check them under "Detials".
To distinguish them, you could add other columns to get more details.
Generally, we would select the browser instance with title to debug in visual studio, which is like this:
By the way, since the workarounds about debugging node.js are different in visual studio and visual studio code. We suggest you could read this document: Debug a JavaScript or TypeScript app in Visual Studio, which can help you debug node.js project in visual studio.
Best Regards,
Dylan