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Right now setting a watch on a variable returns an exception. Apparently watch calls eval to get the value of an expression instead of allowing the debug adapter to set the watch.
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I added support for watch expressions to the eval call, but encountered a race condition. We want to use reval to evaluate the expression in a frame context after a breakpoint is hit, but the breakpoint event is reported and triggers the reval call before JDI seems to be ready for it. If I set a breakpoint in my debugger code and catch it then continue it, the call works. If I don't JDI complains that the call must be made at a breakpoint.
Right now setting a watch on a variable returns an exception. Apparently watch calls eval to get the value of an expression instead of allowing the debug adapter to set the watch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: