Alessandro Arzilli

The `trace` subcommand can't do that, however the `trace` cli command creates a tracepoint that can be manipulated using the `on` command to print extra variables.

> Without the arguments, tracing function calls is a lot less helpful. It does print arguments, but to a limited extent. > I am not sure exactly how one would...

> The way that delve works requires the terminal to be writable to through stdout, in the current way it makes it impossible to use delve at all due to...

As far as I know this doesn't let you debug either. Unless docker (or rather whatever emulator they use) fixed something debugging a program running under emulation will not work....

Closing, duplicate of many other issues, nothing we can do about it.

It's because that line belongs to two functions (TestEncode and its closure) and for the closure the test variable isn't visible at entry for some reason. The breakpoint gets set...

I remember there being some kind of problem with the way the compiler tracked the declaration line of captured variables. It could be that or it could be something else....

Closing since a fix was merged.

No.

This is by design at the moment, we don't know which arguments escape so all arguments must be heap allocated. The command line client has a `-unsafe` option but I...