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bit confused with the node.js preview option #482
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These are the new dynamic launch configurations (microsoft/vscode#95835). The goal of having these--which provide automatic configuration for things like running npm scripts, running the current file, or opening the debugger terminal--is to make it easier for people to start debugging with zero configuration; we see that a relatively small fraction of VS Code users use the editor for debugging, and we want to expand the funnel. If you already have configurations that you added manually, you probably don't care about using the dynamic configurations 🙂 |
@connor4312 do we have a better name than I know it's a bikeshed, but are there better names to use? |
Good callout -- this month we're planning to do some name-swapping and remove the "preview" wording from the new debugger, and instead add "legacy" to the old debuggers. |
Hey @connor4312 I have a couple of questions.
Is this still happening?
Do i still need to set this? Whats the difference between Sometimes when I create a new launch config I have 3 node options (I usually pick pwa but i don't know what the other 2 are):
Sorry for all the Qs I just find setting up new config not as smooth as it could be, but I'm sure this is for good reason. |
I think you may have answered some of those questions in this thread #548 (comment) |
Some preview wording has been removed. Didn't quite fit it into september, and last month was our housekeeping month. More likely this "month" (release in early Jan); we're looking to officially deprecate the old debuggers early next year so swapping wording and setting names will come before that. |
Lately there's another option in my debugger menu.
node.js preview
I already have some Node launch profiles set up, do i need this option?
Im not sure what it's for or what it gives me over what i've created myself.
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