Watch window broken

[mbenkmann]

The latest update (0.6.81) has broken the Watches window. Just try setting any watch expression while debugging.

[ramya-rao-a]

@mbenkmann Thanks for reporting! I can repro. Until we release a fix for this, please add "useApiV1": false to your debug configuration. That should let you use the watch feature.

If you want to continue to use the v1 apis and not change your debug config as described above, then you can use the 0.6.80 version of the extension by downloading the vsix from https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go/releases/tag/0.6.80 . Add "extensions.autoUpdate": false to your settings so that the extension doesn't get auto-updated.

cc @lggomez This is a regression from the changes we made to the debug adapter

[lggomez]

I'm looking at it @ramya-rao-a

[lggomez]

The rpc name for the v1 api was missing for watch requests, it seems to be working now on the attached PR. PTAL @ramya-rao-a

[ramya-rao-a]

Thanks @lggomez! That was my mistake. I didnt include the right rpc name when I brought back v1 support.

@mbenkmann Can you add "useApiV1": false to your debug configuration? That should enable you to watch the variables without any issues.

I'll release an update next week with the fix.

[heeko]

"useApiV1": false is fixing the watch window for a "classic" run, but on my side the debug test codelens remain broken. Is there also a way to force that parameter for the debug test codelens?

EDIT: I actually find a way to hack it, by editing the this.debugConfig in the goRunTestCodelens.js file and restarting vscode.

[ramya-rao-a]

This is fixed in the latest version of the Go extension (0.6.83)