Smoke tests and getting 👀 on the PWA extension. (cc @roblourens )

• macOS @sandy081
• linux @weinand
• windows @chrmarti

Complexity: 4

Prerequisite

• Install the latest js-debug-nightly extension from the marketplace.
• Be on Insiders, of course :)

Node.js testing

• Pick any Node.js project you have configured for debugging with VS Code
• Prefix its launch config type with pwa-
• Verify that you can launch the program and debug as usual:
  • The program launches
  • You can set breakpoints before and while the program is running, and they get hit
  • You can step into, out of functions.
  • Stack traces etc. display correctly.
  • Restarting the program works
  • Stopping the program works
• Verify that you can attach to this Node.js process running in debug mode, and debug as usual.

Chrome testing

• Pick any browser/Chrome project you have configured for debugging with VS Code
• Prefix its launch config type with pwa-
• Verify that you can launch the project and debug as usual:
  • The browser launches and opens your project
  • You can set breakpoints before and while the program is running, and they get hit
  • You can step into, out of functions.
  • Stack traces etc. display correctly.
  • Restarting the program should refresh the page
  • Stopping the program should close the browser
• Verify that you can attach to a running browser with your project open.
  • Note that you need to launch Chrome with special flags for this, on my machine: /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/Contents/MacOS/Google\ Chrome --remote-debugging-port=9222 --user-data-dir=/tmp/chrome-debug

Extension Host testing

• Pick any extension you have configured for debugging with VS Code
• Prefix its launch config type with pwa-
• Verify that you can launch the extension and debug as usual:
  • The extension host launches with your extension
  • You can set breakpoints before and while the program is running, and they get hit
  • You can step into, out of functions.
  • Stack traces etc. display correctly.
  • Restarting the extension reloads the extension host window
  • Stopping the program closes the extension host window