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Compatible with GOP file breakpoints #13

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At present, breakpoints can be set, but vscode will not be able to find the source code for the breakpoint location.

@LiusCraft LiusCraft marked this pull request as draft January 11, 2024 12:25
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TODO: support find module path
e: github.com/liuscraft/testgomod/<gopfile path> to github.com/liuscraft/testgomod/<version>/<gopfile path>
feat: support debug vscode setBreakpoints, but not support next command

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Currently, GOP only supports vscode debug

@LiusCraft LiusCraft marked this pull request as ready for review January 21, 2024 13:35
@xushiwei xushiwei changed the title [WIP] Compatible with GOP file breakpoints Compatible with GOP file breakpoints Jan 21, 2024
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