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Hi all.
I'm looking to adopt Rez as a environment manager for our studio but am running into a minor but frustrating issue.
We are used to launching applications like Maya straight from Visual Studio in debugging mode when developing custom plugins. With our current internal (ancient) environment manager this works fine as Visual Studio's "Child Process Debug" system picks up on the Maya executable after it's launched by our intermediate python process.
However, when I configure Visual Studio to launch rez-env.exe <my_package> -- maya.exe it does not work. Maya launches but VS never finds it and only attaches to the rez-env.exe and python.exe.
I'm suspecting that this is due to the method used by Rez to launch the Maya.exe process but I'm not sure.
Are there other people who have encountered this problem or am I missing something that could help resolve this problem?
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Hi all.
I'm looking to adopt Rez as a environment manager for our studio but am running into a minor but frustrating issue.
We are used to launching applications like Maya straight from Visual Studio in debugging mode when developing custom plugins. With our current internal (ancient) environment manager this works fine as Visual Studio's "Child Process Debug" system picks up on the Maya executable after it's launched by our intermediate python process.
However, when I configure Visual Studio to launch
rez-env.exe <my_package> -- maya.exe
it does not work. Maya launches but VS never finds it and only attaches to the rez-env.exe and python.exe.I'm suspecting that this is due to the method used by Rez to launch the Maya.exe process but I'm not sure.
Are there other people who have encountered this problem or am I missing something that could help resolve this problem?
Thanks.
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