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Debugger getting stuck when at root of a git repo #358
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Fix build-breaking bugs affecting most users, should be released ASAP (priority)
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timotheeguerin
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Debugger getting stuck when at roof of a git repo
Debugger getting stuck when at root of a git repo
Apr 17, 2024
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I'm experiencing the same, but the tests are not in root of the repo. |
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Describe the bug
When debugging a test it feels like it never finishes, after digging into what could cause this I think i have traced it down to being inside a git repo but only when at the root(for example If I was to load a sub project folder of my monorepo in vscode it seemed to work fine)
To note the debugging of the test itself works fine, its just stuck after.
And after that get into a bad state that prevent any further test run(even plain test without the debugger)
Currently on 0.8.4 but this seems to have been happening since the rewrite(0.6.0)
Reproduction
git clone https://github.com/timotheeguerin/vitest-debug-repro
(this is just the lib1 package from theworkspace
sample from vitest repo but inside a git repo)cd vitest-debug-repro
npm install
code .
double.test.ts> double
Output
Version
0.8.4
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