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In the latest revision of the VS Code debug protocol Variables can use an optional 'type' attribute. VS Code shows this attribute when hovering over the name of a Variable (hovering over the value of a variable still shows the long version of the value).
The only debug-adpater that supports this right now is mock-debug (from the Marketplace).
Install mock-debug, create a launch config and a markdown file readme.md with some lines of text. Then start debugging.
Verify that the (fake) variables in the Variables view show a type when hovering over the variable's name and that the value is still shown when hovering over the variable's value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Test for #8040:
In the latest revision of the VS Code debug protocol Variables can use an optional 'type' attribute. VS Code shows this attribute when hovering over the name of a Variable (hovering over the value of a variable still shows the long version of the value).
The only debug-adpater that supports this right now is mock-debug (from the Marketplace).
Install mock-debug, create a launch config and a markdown file
readme.md
with some lines of text. Then start debugging.Verify that the (fake) variables in the Variables view show a type when hovering over the variable's name and that the value is still shown when hovering over the variable's value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: