Добавлена возможность запуска адаптера в режиме TCP сервера #1454
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WalkthroughThe changes introduce a mechanism to enable debugging for the VSCode Debug Adapter by adding a command-line argument that allows the application to listen for TCP connections. A new configuration file is created to facilitate this debugging mode. Additionally, the project file is updated to use a newer version of C#, ensuring compatibility with modern language features. Changes
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src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/Properties/launchSettings.json (1)
5-5: Consider adding the debugging port to the command-line arguments.The PR objectives mention that the debugging port is set to 4711. However, this port number is not specified in the launch settings. Consider adding it to the
commandLineArgsfor completeness and to ensure the correct port is used.You might want to update the
commandLineArgsas follows:- "commandLineArgs": "--debug" + "commandLineArgs": "--debug --port 4711"This change would explicitly set the debugging port as mentioned in the PR objectives.
src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/VSCode.DebugAdapter.csproj (1)
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1-48: Suggestions for future improvementsWhile not directly related to the current change, here are some suggestions for future improvements:
Consider migrating to .NET Core or .NET 5+ for better cross-platform support and performance improvements. This aligns well with the LinuxDebug configuration and could enhance the overall debugging experience.
Some package versions might be outdated. For example, Newtonsoft.Json is at version 13.0.2. Consider updating to the latest stable versions of all packages for bug fixes and performance improvements.
The presence of a LinuxDebug configuration is great for cross-platform development. Ensure that the new TCP server mode works correctly on both Windows and Linux environments.
To check for outdated packages and consider updating them, you can run the following command:
dotnet list src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/VSCode.DebugAdapter.csproj package --outdatedThis will list all outdated packages in the project, allowing you to make informed decisions about updates in the future.
src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/Program.cs (2)
20-31: Approved with suggestions for improvement.The implementation of the TCP server mode for debugging aligns well with the PR objectives. However, consider the following improvements for increased robustness and flexibility:
Use a more structured approach for parsing command-line arguments, such as
Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.CommandLineor a similar library. This will be more maintainable as the number of potential arguments grows.Consider making the debug port configurable, either through an environment variable or an additional command-line argument. This would provide more flexibility for different development environments.
Add error handling for potential issues when creating the TCP listener or accepting connections. This will make the application more resilient and easier to troubleshoot.
Example of how you might implement these suggestions:
var config = new ConfigurationBuilder() .AddCommandLine(args) .AddEnvironmentVariables() .Build(); var debugMode = config.GetValue<bool>("debug"); var debugPort = config.GetValue<int>("debugPort", 4711); if (debugMode) { try { var listener = TcpListener.Create(debugPort); listener.Start(); Console.WriteLine($"Listening for debug connections on port {debugPort}"); using var client = listener.AcceptTcpClient(); using var stream = client.GetStream(); StartSession(stream, stream); } catch (Exception ex) { Console.Error.WriteLine($"Error setting up debug listener: {ex.Message}"); return; } } else { StartSession(Console.OpenStandardInput(), Console.OpenStandardOutput()); }
20-31: Summary: Implementation meets objectives, with room for improvement.The changes successfully implement the TCP server mode for debugging, allowing VSCode to connect to the adapter via TCP as described in the PR objectives. The implementation is straightforward and maintains existing functionality for non-debug mode.
While the basic requirements are met, consider the following improvements to enhance the robustness and flexibility of the implementation:
- Implement structured command-line argument parsing for better maintainability.
- Make the debug port configurable to accommodate different environments.
- Add error handling for the TCP listener setup and connection acceptance.
- Consider adding logging for the debug mode to aid in troubleshooting.
These enhancements would make the feature more resilient and adaptable to various development scenarios.
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src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/Properties/launchSettings.json (2)
1-8: LGTM! The launch settings file is correctly structured.The
launchSettings.jsonfile is well-formed and aligns with the PR objectives. It correctly defines a profile for the VSCode.DebugAdapter project with the "--debug" command-line argument, which enables the new TCP server mode as described in the PR summary.
1-8: Verify VSCode integration and consider additional configuration.While this
launchSettings.jsonfile is correctly structured for Visual Studio, the PR objectives mention enabling VSCode to connect to the adapter. Please verify that this configuration is sufficient for VSCode integration. You might need to consider the following:
- Ensure that VSCode can read and use this
launchSettings.jsonfile.- Check if an additional
launch.jsonfile in the.vscodefolder is needed for VSCode-specific configuration.- Confirm that the TCP server mode works as expected when launched from both Visual Studio and VSCode.
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src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/VSCode.DebugAdapter.csproj (1)
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1-48: Discrepancy between PR objectives and file changesThe PR objectives mention adding TCP server mode functionality, but there are no direct changes in this file related to that feature. The language version update could be a preparatory step for implementing the TCP server mode using newer C# features in other files.
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src/VSCode.DebugAdapter/Program.cs (2)
9-9: LGTM: Added necessary namespace.The addition of
using System.Linq;is appropriate for the new functionality that uses theContainsmethod on theargsarray.
28-31: LGTM: Flexible use of StartSession method.The
StartSessionmethod is appropriately used with different input/output streams based on the execution mode. This design allows for seamless integration of the new TCP debug mode while maintaining compatibility with the existing standard I/O mode.
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| <LangVersion>7.3</LangVersion> | |||
| <LangVersion>11.0</LangVersion> | |||
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- Ensure the build environment has the appropriate .NET SDK installed to support C# 11.0.
- Verify that all dependencies are compatible with C# 11.0.
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Significant update to C# language version
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а перехода на более старший рантайм не потребует?
VSC позволяет подключаться к адаптеру по TCP, что позволяет отлаживать весь код адаптера, а не подключаться из IDE к процессу уже после инициализации. Для запуска адаптера в tcp режиме, необходимо передать аргумент --debug, порт отладки - 4711
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
--debugargument is provided, allowing for enhanced debugging capabilities.launchSettings.jsonfile.Bug Fixes
Refactor