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When I run node --inspect app.js it says "Debugger attached". Then I open up chrome://inspect and I see my app running there so I click either Open dedicated DevTools or Inspect (next to the app's name). No matter how I open Node DevTools though, it just doesn't seem to be connected to anything (I can't see the source code there, the debugger statements are ignored, nothing logs to the console etc). I also tried opening it by opening regular DevTools and clicking the green Node icon.
It's weird because Chrome clearly sees the server running and something is clearly connecting to Node (and I don't think there's anything else on my network that could do that) but I still can't get DevTools to even acknowledge the server's existence.
I also distinctly remember debugging something the same exact way a few weeks ago and back then everything worked fine (although I remember I also struggled with this a bit but I somehow got it to work at the end, I think attaching the name of the file at the end of the command instead of in putting it in the middle did the trick at the end). The only thing that's happened since then is that I updated from v8 to v10 (LTS)
I've obviously tried rebooting and also reading every manual and article about node --inspect out there, nothing helped.
node.js debugging
google-chrome-devtools remote-debugging asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
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When I run node --inspect app.js it says "Debugger attached". Then I open up chrome://inspect and I see my app running there so I click either Open dedicated DevTools or Inspect (next to the app's name). No matter how I open Node DevTools though, it just doesn't seem to be connected to anything (I can't see the source code there, the debugger statements are ignored, nothing logs to the console etc). I also tried opening it by opening regular DevTools and clicking the green Node icon.
It's weird because Chrome clearly sees the server running and something is clearly connecting to Node (and I don't think there's anything else on my network that could do that) but I still can't get DevTools to even acknowledge the server's existence.
I also distinctly remember debugging something the same exact way a few weeks ago and back then everything worked fine (although I remember I also struggled with this a bit but I somehow got it to work at the end, I think attaching the name of the file at the end of the command instead of in putting it in the middle did the trick at the end). The only thing that's happened since then is that I updated from v8 to v10 (LTS)
I've obviously tried rebooting and also reading every manual and article about node --inspect out there, nothing helped.
node.js debugging
google-chrome-devtools remote-debugging asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
133
Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
– M. Farnik
Mar 23 at 15:50
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When I run node --inspect app.js it says "Debugger attached". Then I open up chrome://inspect and I see my app running there so I click either Open dedicated DevTools or Inspect (next to the app's name). No matter how I open Node DevTools though, it just doesn't seem to be connected to anything (I can't see the source code there, the debugger statements are ignored, nothing logs to the console etc). I also tried opening it by opening regular DevTools and clicking the green Node icon.
It's weird because Chrome clearly sees the server running and something is clearly connecting to Node (and I don't think there's anything else on my network that could do that) but I still can't get DevTools to even acknowledge the server's existence.
I also distinctly remember debugging something the same exact way a few weeks ago and back then everything worked fine (although I remember I also struggled with this a bit but I somehow got it to work at the end, I think attaching the name of the file at the end of the command instead of in putting it in the middle did the trick at the end). The only thing that's happened since then is that I updated from v8 to v10 (LTS)
I've obviously tried rebooting and also reading every manual and article about node --inspect out there, nothing helped.
node.js debugging
google-chrome-devtools remote-debugging asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
133
When I run node --inspect app.js it says "Debugger attached". Then I open up chrome://inspect and I see my app running there so I click either Open dedicated DevTools or Inspect (next to the app's name). No matter how I open Node DevTools though, it just doesn't seem to be connected to anything (I can't see the source code there, the debugger statements are ignored, nothing logs to the console etc). I also tried opening it by opening regular DevTools and clicking the green Node icon.
It's weird because Chrome clearly sees the server running and something is clearly connecting to Node (and I don't think there's anything else on my network that could do that) but I still can't get DevTools to even acknowledge the server's existence.
I also distinctly remember debugging something the same exact way a few weeks ago and back then everything worked fine (although I remember I also struggled with this a bit but I somehow got it to work at the end, I think attaching the name of the file at the end of the command instead of in putting it in the middle did the trick at the end). The only thing that's happened since then is that I updated from v8 to v10 (LTS)
I've obviously tried rebooting and also reading every manual and article about node --inspect out there, nothing helped.
node.js debugging
google-chrome-devtools remote-debugging node.js debugging
google-chrome-devtools remote-debugging asked Mar 23 at 15:11
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asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
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asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
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asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
133
asked Mar 23 at 15:11
M. FarnikM. Farnik
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Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
– M. Farnik
Mar 23 at 15:50
add a comment |
Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
– M. Farnik
Mar 23 at 15:50
Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
– M. Farnik
Mar 23 at 15:50
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
– M. Farnik
Mar 23 at 15:50
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Seems to be a new chrome issue: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/26887
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Seems to be a new chrome issue: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/26887
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Seems to be a new chrome issue: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/26887
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Maybe this can help you @M. Farnik medium.com/the-node-js-collection/…
– arielb
Mar 23 at 15:33
I've read that already and did exactly what it says, didn't help
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Mar 23 at 15:50