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"crash" when running a Java Unit Test #615
Description
- VS Code Version: 1.52.1
- Extension Version: 0.14.0
- JDK Type & Version: OpenJDK 11
- OS Type & Version: Centos 7
Step to Reproduce:
For me, all I have to do is click on the debug Test on a unit test. It begins compiling and then fails. I see the following message
void org.eclipse.jdi.internal.connect.ConnectionImpl$StringArgumentImpl.(org.eclipse.jdi.internal.connect.ConnectorImpl, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, boolean)
(This is NOT project dependent)
This worked fine yesterday. Nothing was updated, nothing was touched that I am aware of.
Expected Behavior:
I would expect it to run the test and allow a break point to be set and work
Actual Behavior:
test doesn't run
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testforstephen commentedon May 1, 2021
We released a hotfix release 0.33.1 for debugger. It fixed the issue that cannot debug unit test. Could you try it?
Also "Debugger for Java" 0.33.1 requires a minimum VS Code 1.55 to install it.
vbbartlett commentedon May 3, 2021
No because I am on Centos 7 and 1.53>= don't work. other suggestions?
jdneo commentedon May 7, 2021
Carl Bartlett (@vbbartlett) Please update the VS Code to >= 1.55 and then update the
Debugger for Javato0.33.1vbbartlett commentedon May 7, 2021
Sheng Chen (@jdneo) Did you not read? 1.55 crashes on Centos 7 so I can't upgrade...
akaroml commentedon Jun 23, 2021
Carl Bartlett (@vbbartlett) VS Code is now at 1.57.1 and we always recommend using the newest version. And the fix is only available with a newer version of extensions. Are you able to upgrade now?
vbbartlett commentedon Jun 23, 2021
Rome Li (@akaroml) - no VS Code dropped support for Centos 7 at version 1.52.1. And I can not change the operating system as it is corporate mandated.
jdneo commentedon Jul 21, 2021
Then the workaround has to be:
extensions.autoUpdatetoNonetemporarilyBut remember to update all the extension & VS Code to latest once it's possible
jdneo commentedon Feb 18, 2022
According to https://stackoverflow.com/a/66660846/13068918
Start from 1.60.0, VS Code should be able to run on CentOS 7. Carl Bartlett (@vbbartlett) Maybe you can have a try.
no-response commentedon Mar 4, 2022
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