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Replying to @WebStormIDE
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@WebStormIDE. Setting a breakpoints in Node, where a module is hot-swapped with every invocation (like when using the serverless framework) does not work. The debugger breaks only the first time (e.g. during the first request). This works properly in@code or@ChromeDevTools.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Replying to @niieani
Can you please provide a sample application that would help us reproduce the problem and also more details on how you start debug process in WebStorm in this case - using a Node.js debug configuration or Attach to Node.js configuration?
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Replying to @WebStormIDE
Either debug config or attach suffers from the same problem. I'll cook a repro repo and send it your way.
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Thanks! We've tried an app that uses Nodemon, but when debugging it in Chrome, we get the same problem as in WebStorm: the debug session is not restarted when the app is reloaded, so we are not sure that you're talking about this case.
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