Support debugging for Flutter web projects
See original GitHub issueBreakpoints and stepping are not currently supported in VS Code for Flutter web projects, please use your browser tools if you need to break or step through code
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- ETA 😃 ?
- what are those
browser tools
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- Created 4 years ago
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- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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There has been some progress, but it’s still not fully working (for ex I found https://github.com/dart-lang/webdev/issues/629 while testing debugging this week).
I can’t say when it’ll be done, but it is being worked on 😃
The tweaks needed in the VS Code extension are done (for the next release). The functionality is still very dependent on the Flutter/webdev versions (Flutter’s web support is still in preview). As Flutter/webdev support additional functionality, it should just work without more changes here.
There will be some info in the release notes about what does/doesn’t work when the release goes out.