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@Spenhouet Your launch configuration looks fine. Are you working in a multi-directory workspace? In this case, you might need to specify the project directory rather than the workspace path: ```json...

> No active profile set, falling back to default profiles: default > org.springframework.beans.factory.UnsatisfiedDependencyException: Error creating bean with name 'authConfig' defined in file [C:\Projects\MyProject\build\classes\kotlin\main\com\ofertanautica\backend\configuration\AuthConfig.class]: Unsatisfied dependency expressed through constructor parameter 0;...

Sending the output to the integrated terminal is not yet possible. I could imagine this being implemented by running the `gradle` command directly through the terminal and then attaching the...

Good question. Debugging coroutines might not be as straightforward as synchronous code, since they have no "native" JVM representation. I will mark this as an enhancement, since coroutines are not...

@Strum355 I've transferred the issue to `kotlin-debug-adapter`, since that is where the debug functionality is implemented. This looks like a bug with the dependency resolution. Did you run a `./gradlew...

You need to provide the fully qualified name of your main class in `launch.json`: ```json "mainClass": "com.marcobeheler.HelloWorld" ```

Whoops, I meant ```json "mainClass": "com.marcobeheler.HelloWorldKt" ```

Did you build your project before launching?

@minkir014 Feel free to contribute with a PR by digging into the dependency resolution code yourself if you have any ideas on how to solve the issue.

The debug adapter currently does not support this. To support custom environment variables, we might have to start the debuggee process externally and connect the debug adapter to it through...