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In my case, it's a technical limitation: the code that I write runs on a remote computer, not my laptop. I know that "remote debugging" is a thing, but I would
by Taikonerd 4y ago
In my case, it's a technical limitation: the code that I write runs on a remote computer, not my laptop.
I know that "remote debugging" is a thing, but I would need to talk with our network guys about firewall exceptions to allow me to connect to the Kubernetes pod over port XYZ. That sounds like a hassle, and I'm not sure they'd allow it.
- Matthias247 4y agoyou could check if the debugger somehow can run over SSH. That would alleviate the need for opening more ports.
- pentab 4y agoCan you SSH into the remote machine? Visual Studio Code offers quite solid remote development tools through ssh (maybe other means too): https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview I would guess that it also supports debugging.
- Taikonerd 4y agoThat's a really interesting idea! I'm going to try that out later. (Thanks also to matthias247, who also suggested this.)