Hi guys,
First of all, considering cons: I couldn't find a way to see the whole
stacktrace from worker in "Frames" window. Maybe this'll be fixed in
future versions of IDEA. Workaround it to use "Threads" tab of the
debugger. It's not that comfortable but does its job pretty well.
> Are there any
Folks,
That's extremely awesome!
Now I see what stacktrace cause future creation and who will gain the
result and how.
Are there any chances to keep variable's values at original stacktrace?
Will this work correctly in case of concurrent calls?
for example, when more that one stacktrace will cau
Looks cool, I will try
пт, 14 дек. 2018 г. в 16:46, Павлухин Иван :
> Hi Igniters,
>
> I would like to share with you that now it is possible to use IDEA
> async debugger for debugging Ignite futures. And we should thank Ivan
> Bessonov for that awesome contribution [1].
>
> Most of your might be
Hi Igniters,
I would like to share with you that now it is possible to use IDEA
async debugger for debugging Ignite futures. And we should thank Ivan
Bessonov for that awesome contribution [1].
Most of your might be already familiar with async debugger in IDEA.
For the rest I prepared two screens
