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Verification depends on #1464 |
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Add three new Swift debug configuration snippets:
Also, added a process picker command that can be used to select a process to attach to. The logic is largely the same as the process picker in the
vscode-js-debug
extension created by Microsoft. It will use available executables based on the current platform to find the list of available processes:ps
executable to list processesps
are differentGet-CimInstance
to query for processesI manually tested this on a MacBook Pro running macOS Sequoia, a Windows 11 VM, and an Ubuntu 22.04 VM.