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I wrote a pure Swift framework which I am embedding inside my project.
Debugging is working fine when I debug code that I am using straight from my app.
For example, if I write a Dog class inside the framework with a method and I call it from my app, everything is fine.
But, if I write a base class like Animal and then a Dog class inside my app module that inherits from Animal and the breakpoint reaches the implementations on Animal, it shows like this:
The same occurs if Animal is a protocol and I write an extension or default implementation inside it and I call the method from an instance of Dog.
I already checked that I am indeed running the framework in debug mode, with no optimization, not stripping symbols and also using DWARF and dSYM.
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Debugger not working Look at the debugger console for any error messages displayed. Look at the Debugger Tools console output for any errors. Remember to re-start VS Code once done (this won't be necessary in a future release). Solution: Clear all expressions from the debugger Watch window and start debugging again.
If a source file has changed and the source no longer matches the code you're debugging, the debugger won't set breakpoints in the code by default. Normally, this problem happens when a source file is changed, but the source code wasn't rebuilt. To fix this issue, rebuild the project.
Under Tools (or Debug) > Options > Debugging > General, select Enable . NET Framework source stepping.
To change the build configuration, either: On the toolbar, choose either Debug or Release from the Solution Configurations list. From the Build menu, select Configuration Manager, then select Debug or Release.
This is known issue in Xcode, I met same in 9.2. I always clear the derrived data and clean project/ rebuild and it works.
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