Pass environment to the testing debugger #241
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Could you make a note in the source code that this would only work for the C/C++ debugger from the C/C++ extension (presumably that's what you mean?) |
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Actually, maybe it would be better to special case it in a if statement? |
I added the if statement 👍 |
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Can you squash the commits? I'll make a new release today. |
The C++ debugger requires "environment" key. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/launch-json-reference Only set the debugger "environment" key if debugType is 'cppdbg' (running under ms-vscode.cpptools), otherwise "env" key. Fixes mesonbuild#240
Squashed 👍 |
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The C++ debugger requires "environment" key in the format
[ { "name": "config", "value": "Debug" } ]
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/launch-json-reference
Note: I think Javascript uses 'env'. Python uses 'env'. Annoying. This patch doesn't account for Javascript or Python. Not sure if that is a problem.
Fixes #240