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Hey, I've got a C++ Bazel project with lots of different targets. When I want to debug a target, I manually add entries for building and running that target (w/ CodeLLDB) into my launch.json and tasks.json respectively. I then found on your README.md that your extension added some commands that can be used with VSCode's inputs (here) - and thought I might see if I could write something that uses your picker to make debugging a new test target quicker (and not require editing the launch.json/tasks.json files).
bug description
When running the example in the README, I get the the pop up to select a target, but when I actually select a target I get this error
Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apply')
In my case this is a project inside WSL2, but I haven't tested it on just Linux or on just Windows.
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Hey, I've got a C++ Bazel project with lots of different targets. When I want to debug a target, I manually add entries for building and running that target (w/ CodeLLDB) into my
launch.json
andtasks.json
respectively. I then found on yourREADME.md
that your extension added some commands that can be used with VSCode'sinputs
(here) - and thought I might see if I could write something that uses your picker to make debugging a new test target quicker (and not require editing thelaunch.json
/tasks.json
files).bug description
When running the example in the README, I get the the pop up to select a target, but when I actually select a target I get this error
In my case this is a project inside WSL2, but I haven't tested it on just Linux or on just Windows.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: