| Issue |
125777
|
| Summary |
Feature request: have an `xcdebug` equivalent for lldb-dap
|
| Labels |
lldb-dap
|
| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
JDevlieghere
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On macOS, xcdebug allows you to start a debug session in Xcode from the command line:
```
xcdebug [options] <command> [args ...]
Starts a 'process-based' debugging session: Spawns the given command with
the given arguments in the current terminal and asks the most recently used
Xcode window to attach to it (opens a new temporary debugging-only window if
no windows are open).
```
I work almost exclusively in the terminal, but I’d love to take advantage of an IDE for debugging. I wish there were something similar for lldb-dap and VS Code. However, I’m not sure this would really fit within lldb-dap, as the DAP implementation is, by design, agnostic of the IDE or editor that uses it. For this to work, the binary (whether lldb-dap or something else) would need to know which program to launch and how.
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