feat: support debug nextjs application #255
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This pull request introduces a dedicated VS Code launch configuration to facilitate full-stack debugging of Next.js applications. This enhancement aims to improve the developer experience by providing a straightforward method to debug both client-side and server-side code within the IDE, making it easier to identify and resolve issues.
Highlights
- New Debugging Configuration: I've added a new VS Code launch configuration named 'Next.js: debug full stack' to enable comprehensive debugging of Next.js applications.
- Automated Browser Launch: The new configuration includes a
serverReadyActionthat automatically launches Microsoft Edge and attaches the debugger once the Next.js development server is ready, streamlining the debugging workflow.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a VS Code launch configuration for debugging the Next.js application. The proposed configuration has some issues that would prevent it from working correctly. I've provided a corrected version that ensures the development server starts and the debugger attaches properly. I also noted a potential improvement for better long-term maintainability.
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@sng-asyncfunc Could you please check this PR? I think it's useful to find the root problem like #238 |
This patch supports debugging a Next.js application in VS Code, which is useful for debugging problems.