Add VS Code config to enable build, test and debug #6
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Add launch.json and tasks.json files for building, running unit tests and debugging GCM in Visual Studio Code.
jrbriggs
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json technically doesn't support comments, which is probably why GitHub is coloring this an alarming red.
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Yeah.. this comment is from the default template created by VS Code. VS Code also supports "JSON with comments" as a language, which these .vscode files are by default.
I think this is OK to leave it (plus it's good to see the doc links for the future!)
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Add launch.json and tasks.json files for building, running unit tests and debugging GCM in Visual Studio Code.
You can execute a build using the
Run Build Taskcommand (default shortcut Mac: Shift+Command+B, Windows: Ctrl+Shift+B) and run all tests with theRun Test Taskcommand.There are two debug launch configurations: one to attach to an existing GCM process (such as one launched with
GCM_DEBUG=1), and one to start a new GCM process with thegetverb.These additions should provide a slighter nicer than basic development experience outside of Visual Studio (full/non-Code).