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The idea is you debug a single file — typically even a single test. How are you using this that you want to debug all files? |
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That's a good point and honestly I only want to debug a single test and maybe this is my lack of know how with vscode but I wasn't certain how to start the debugger for a single file; I just see the big play button on the debug tab. |
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First, I want to thank whoever for putting this page together about vscode debugging with ava however there is an issue with it that I hope to help others with. When I first tried it I had a single test file and this worked great but as soon as I added another one the debugger would no longer work. I found a solution (maybe there is a better way?) which is to change the
runtimeArgs
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