added debug configurations #37
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WalkthroughA new Visual Studio Code launch configuration file has been added to the repository. This configuration, located in the Changes
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participant Dev as Developer
participant VS as VS Code
participant App as dicedb-cli (main.go)
Dev->>VS: Open project with launch configuration
VS->>VS: Read .vscode/launch.json configuration
VS->>App: Launch "dicedb-cli" using main.go
App-->>VS: Output logs to integrated terminal
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.vscode/launch.json (1)
5-11: Launch Configuration Details for dicedb-cliThe launch configuration is clearly defined:
"name": "Launch dicedb-cli"provides an intuitive configuration name."type": "go","request": "launch", and"mode": "auto"correctly align with debugging a Go application."program": "main.go"assumes thatmain.gois the entry point relative to your workspace root; please verify that this path remains correct as your project evolves."console": "integratedTerminal"enables output in VS Code's integrated terminal, which is typically ideal for interactive debugging.If you later require additional parameters (such as arguments or environment variables), they can be added to this configuration.
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.vscode/launch.json (4)
1-2: JSON Header and Version SpecificationThe file begins with a valid JSON object and correctly specifies the
"version": "0.2.0", which aligns with the expected format for VS Code launch configuration files.
3-4: Configurations Array StructureThe
"configurations"array is properly declared, providing the necessary container for one or more launch configurations.
12-13: Closing JSON StructureThe closing brackets cleanly end the configurations array and the JSON object. The overall JSON structure is correct.
13-14:Details
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Check for Extraneous Content
There appears to be a stray line number ("14") after the closing brace. Please ensure that no extraneous content is included in the actual file, as only valid JSON should be present.
Action Required: Remove Extraneous Content from .vscode/launch.json
It looks like there's an unintended stray value (the number “14”) after the closing brace, which could break valid JSON formatting. Please review the file and remove any extra characters or lines so that only valid JSON is present.
- Verify that the file ends immediately after the closing brace.
- Remove any additional text, numbers, or artifacts that aren’t part of the JSON structure.
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