Check the clocks on your phone and your computer. In my case, the lagging occurs when the phone’s clock is behind the computer’s clock for more than a second. The issue resolved when I changed the phone’s clock to a few seconds ahead of the computer.
First, you need to run Tomcat in debugging mode. The easiest way to do that is to modify the startup file (.bat or .sh depending if you are Windows or not). Find the line near or at the end of the file that contains the start command, and change it to jpda start. This will … Read more
Make sure you have “All” selected in the top right corner of the dev tools. If it’s set to “Error” then your Safari will only show console.error().
In Xcode 4.5 Product->Edit Scheme: Look in the Info tab under Debug Process As and choose the root option.
Well, you CAN take advantage of the fact that anything in Python is an object. While in the debugger, you can do something like this: def f(): pass ipdb.set_trace = f set_trace will still be called, but it won’t do anything. Of course, it’s somewhat permanent, but you can just do reload ipdb and you’ll … Read more
The following steps work for me: start the app with next (npm run dev or whatever your start script looks like) add breakpoints, create JavaScript Debug run configuration, specify http://localhost:3000 URL debug If you like to debug the code that is executed on the server side, I’d suggest using the Node.js run configuration with node_modules\next\dist\bin\next … Read more
Before calling LogManager.GetLogger(“”) You have to call log4net.Config.XmlConfigurator.Configure(); In an ASP.NET app you probably want to put this call in Application_Start
One more caveat: I started using Rider again after an absence, I was pressing the “play” (triangle) button rather than the button with a picture of a bug. (D’oh!)
Even though the accepted answer should work, you can achieve it in a much easier way. Just run gradle run –debug-jvm. This starts the application in remote debug mode, and you can attach with any remote debugger, e.g., Eclipse, on port 5005. Assuming you use Eclipse as IDE: In Eclipse, go on your Project -> … Read more
Delete the solution user options (.suo) file. If you experience “funny” debugging issues, it usually means the suo file is corrupt. Delete the solutions suo file. This has fixed weird debugging problems with breakpoints every time for me. Note, you will lose your solution settings, such as bookmarks, breakpoints, and such. See Visual Studio 2008 … Read more