Or work the other way, gradually removing stuff.
To find the issue: Make a most simple test file (with only one test case inside), check if it work with breakpoints in your projects, start gradually adding more stuff from the test that doesn't stop on breakpoints. I coded this stuff like a year ago, breakpoints might have been working before, or not.Īll of this made it quite hard to debug. In addition to that, you can also debug unit tests and build. but maybe it is executed before Jest is able to intercept it. With WebStorm, you can debug all kinds of applications written in JavaScript, TypeScript, or Dart: Node.js, React Native and Electron applications and, of course, client-side applications written using different frameworks, such as, Angular, Vue.js, and others. The error shown in the test was unrelated, as it looked like a css selector not finding his target, the real error seems to have been Error creating WebGL context. Report.MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE * report.MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE,
If you experience any issues, please report them to our issue tracker. For more information, please see the release notes. culpritĬonst report = isCI() ? : get_webGL_report() WebStorm 2022.3.4 brings the following important fix: We’ve fixed the issue causing the debugger to not work with the latest Chrome. Next, click the plus sign in the top left to add a new configuration and then select JavaScript Debug from the select box. But for my client projects, I still use IntelliJ due to its better refactoring, debugging and code analysis features. This opens the Run/Debug Configurations dialog. SST allows you to build and test Lambda functions locally using.
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From the PhpStorm menu, click Run and then Edit Configurations. In this example we will look at how to debug AWS Lambda functions with WebStorm using SST. I had an auto-executed function that was imported by my React component ( ), and that component was imported by the test, making it fail to stop on breakpoints on all test cases regardless or their content. First, you create a JavaScript debugging configuration.
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