They seem to be properly generated. And if it was the case, would the IDE be able to stop at a breakpoint in the first place?
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Big Chungus
08/11/2022, 7:00 PM
Good point! How are you starting the debugger then?
Usually for js you need a separate browser debug run configuration since debug button on regular configs rarely works properly
I.e. run executable and debugger in separate processes
Also add useCommonJs() in your target config if you haven't already. See if that helps.
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Claude Brisson
08/11/2022, 7:32 PM
I launch the server in a separate process outside the IDE. The debugging session is a "javascript debug" configuration which launches its own chrome browser. Seems to be what you recommend.
Adding
useCommonJS()
did nothing.
I'm using the latest kotlin plugins, and js(IR).