So I'd love to be able to launch all my processes that constitute my app's stack (I do this using https://github.com/DarthSim/overmind) and then when I find a need a debugging situation, I can just attach using VS Code, set breakpoints and I'm off an running.
Where I'm stuck is that unless I'm misconfiguring something, VS Code has a simple attach configuration you can use, but if I start my web process locally using the following command, the debug process hangs and doesn't start the Rails process until an IDE is attached. I'd like it to run normally UNTIL it's attached.
bundle exec rdebug-ide --host 0.0.0.0 --port 1234 --dispatcher-port 26162 -- bundle exec rails s -p 5000
Is this possible with current options? Is it possible with some tweak to ruby-debug-ide? If so and I can get some guidance on where to be looking and what to do, I'll have a whack at doing it.
In talking with colleagues and international friends, it's this that stops a lot of Rails devs using ruby-debug-ide.
So I'd love to be able to launch all my processes that constitute my app's stack (I do this using https://github.com/DarthSim/overmind) and then when I find a need a debugging situation, I can just attach using VS Code, set breakpoints and I'm off an running.
Where I'm stuck is that unless I'm misconfiguring something, VS Code has a simple attach configuration you can use, but if I start my web process locally using the following command, the debug process hangs and doesn't start the Rails process until an IDE is attached. I'd like it to run normally UNTIL it's attached.
Is this possible with current options? Is it possible with some tweak to ruby-debug-ide? If so and I can get some guidance on where to be looking and what to do, I'll have a whack at doing it.
In talking with colleagues and international friends, it's this that stops a lot of Rails devs using ruby-debug-ide.