Jan Jurzitza

there is no GDB MI command to list all variables. There has been one in version 5, but it seems to have been removed. There are too many globals in...

uhh probably but I didn't really write it to be possible like that from the start so it would be difficult to make this work too I think haven't touched...

try making `target` an absolute path. Does the ssh.keyfile exist? Otherwise I don't really know what could be the issue. Is there no log at all in the debug output...

target will be relative to cwd. If you want it relative to your project workspace, use `${workspaceRoot}/path/to/executable` You are right, X11 forwarding defaulting to true seems wrong as it most...

Using gdb server works differently, see https://github.com/WebFreak001/code-debug#using-gdbserver-for-remote-debugging-gdb-only If you want to use it over SSH, use SSH tunneling to connect to it

you can use a preLaunchTask to run a command

That issue happens for example with remote debugging or attaching to PIDs and is a GDB issue. I don't have any way to prevent or work around that issue. Even...

any suggestion how to fix this? I would assume it doesn't work with plain GDB/LLDB in the console either.

do you mean the variable name is cut off?

vscode's built-in extension? I haven't really used pretty printers yet so I can't give you any advice apart from changing valuesFormatting which should work. What language are you debugging and...