Harry Adel

@timvansteenis Thanks for putting it together, I like those who put effort when asking for help :). I created an [issue](https://github.com/lessonup/meteor-monorepo-issue/pull/1). Please let me know what you think. For the...

@StorytellerCZ >@harryadel so the simple fix is to update documentation, I guess. Eh, not really. Documenting the use of `node-linker=hoisted` gets you working but the real issue is Meteor's inability...

If I understand correctly you want to debug your application which uses local packages yet you don't want to use 'debugger' statements, correct? Would enabling Vscode debug server help out...

Alright so after looking around I stumbled upon this [issue](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/256) which describes your problem exactly; debugger statements work but not break points. So, A) Try updating your application to 1.6.1...

Funnily enough, I was using 2.6 application to test this problem once I updated it to 2.6.1 and used the official [vscode recipe](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-recipes/tree/master/meteor#configure-vs-code-debugging-with-a-launchjson-file), it worked! FYI, I'm testing a breakpoint...

> > Let me ask a crucial question: Do you know of anyone who has been able to debug code in packages using any other IDE than Webstorm or do...

>Up until recently I had to deal with Meteor 1.8.3 but the project has been finally updated and now runs on Meteor 2.6 Make sure it's 2.6.1 *at least*.

@cybairfly >According to your https://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues/8590#issuecomment-336541047 @brucejo75 you were able to figure it out, mind sharing your launch.json configs please? Also, @zodern I know you're a big fan of vscode so...

I'm a bit confused by your comments. Did you update to 2.6.1 or later? Please don't make any bold assumptions about Meteor, you've not been around enough. Finally, you're keeping...

The repo I linked was nothing but some random Meteor package which I used in conjunction with a 2.6.1 Meteor app to verify whether breakpoints trigger or not. I explicitly...