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Newer versions of the vscode-js-debug seem to have alternate builds.
Mason uses the dapDebugServer build rather than the older vsDebugServer. This means that for versions after 1.76.1 of vscode-js-debug there is no '/out/src/vsDebugServer.js', instead the path is Entrypoint path is now js-debug/src/dapDebugServer.js
I suspect the easiest thing will be to update to allow a configurable entry point relative to the debugger_path.
For now those using mason-dap-nvim to install vscode-js-debug can use version 1.76.1 instead of the latest 1.82
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Looking further, I think that all of this is as a result of M$ implementing a pure js DAP version of the vscode-js-debug rather than just a VSCode specific implementation that isn't dap compliant.
I am not sure what if anything that changes things for nvim-dap-vscode-js?
Newer versions of the vscode-js-debug seem to have alternate builds.
Mason uses the dapDebugServer build rather than the older vsDebugServer. This means that for versions after 1.76.1 of vscode-js-debug there is no '/out/src/vsDebugServer.js', instead the path is Entrypoint path is now js-debug/src/dapDebugServer.js
I suspect the easiest thing will be to update to allow a configurable entry point relative to the debugger_path.
For now those using mason-dap-nvim to install vscode-js-debug can use version 1.76.1 instead of the latest 1.82
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: