Hello!
Hmm, we can't reproduce any issues setting breakpoints from Eclipse. Here's a sample from Eclipse's debugger network console:
Can you verify that the requests you're sending are well-formed and have correct content length headers?
Hmm, we can't reproduce any issues setting breakpoints from Eclipse. Here's a sample from Eclipse's debugger network console:
> Sent to Chrome:
Content-Length:132
{"seq":7,"type":"request","command":"setbreakpoint","arguments":{"line":19,"column":0,"type":"scriptId","enabled":true,"target":58}}
> end of message
> Received from Chrome:
Content-Length:247
{"seq":7,"request_seq":7,"type":"response","command":"setbreakpoint","success":true,"body":{"type":"scriptId","breakpoint":1,"script_id":58,"line":19,"column":0,"actual_locations":[{"line":19,"column":36,"script_id":58}]},"refs":[],"running":true}
> end of message
ClearScript 5.4.1 is paired with a much newer V8 version (3.30 vs. 3.26. The removal of V8's built-in debug agent is the main reason why ClearScript was stuck using a relatively old version for a while. So while the protocol may have changed, perhaps inadvertently, it's more likely that there's some subtle difference between Eclipse's requests and yours.Can you verify that the requests you're sending are well-formed and have correct content length headers?