Debug web app

[sudo-human]

Describe the bug
When using dap-debug and selecting chrome as a device, it gets stuck on launching.

To Reproduce

1. Run dap-debug
2. Select - Flutter::Debug
3. Select - Chrome device

Expected behavior
It should open the app in chrome.

Screenshots

Version
Include here the result of: M-x lsp-dart-version
[LSP Dart] 1.18.0 at 2021.04.30 @ Emacs 28.0.50
[Dart SDK] Dart SDK version: 2.12.3 (stable) (Wed Apr 14 11:02:39 2021 +0200) on "linux_x64"

[ericdallo]

Thank you for the report!
It seems we are not registering correctly the debug flags for web development, I can take a look on this soon.

[ericdallo]

Hey @ps-143, I just tested with my flutter_sample and it worked properly 😕.

It connects to chrome correctly.

Doom-emacs
[LSP Dart] 1.18.1 at 2021.04.30 @ Emacs 28.0.50
[Dart SDK] Dart SDK version: 2.12.2 (stable) (Wed Mar 17 10:30:20 2021 +0100) on "linux_x64"

[ericdallo]

Could you try adding this config to your emacs and testing again?

(setenv "CHROME_EXECUTABLE" "/path/to/your/chrome")

[sudo-human]

I tried setting "CHROME_EXECUTABLE" to "/opt/google/google-chrome/chrome" but still it didn't work. Using flutter-run works and dap-debug works when using an android device.
I still can't figure out the problem.
I'm used snap to install the flutter and dart sdk.

[sudo-human]

I have also tried downgrading emacs to 27

[ericdallo]

Hum, could you try to rm ~/.emacs.d/.extension/vscode, update both lsp-dart and dap-mode to latest, run dap-dart-setup again and try again?

[sudo-human]

I tried your solution but it's still not working for me.

[sudo-human]

It's working absolutely fine on android devices but just not for web.

[ericdallo]

I see, could you try on my flutter_sample from above?

[sudo-human]

I'm using doom-emacs and I've tried flutter run and it runs fine using that, I think that dap-debug is better as it provides hot-reload as well.
I tried a new project in flutter with the boiler plate code but its still the same

[ericdallo]

Really odd, dap-debug just trigger the launch using the debug.js inside the extension, which will run flutter run --machine under the hood, not sure what options left for us here :/

[sudo-human]

I'm using the flutter run command from flutter.el package

[sudo-human]

Earlier when I had to work on flutter I used emacs and this worked perfectly fine for me.