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Now, for WebStorm, there are 2 methods: - when you run wrangler dev (v2), it will actually print a WebSocket URL ... you simply click that and it will work, however, be aware that when you make changes to your code and save, Wrangler will restart and the URL will change, and WebStorm will lose connection, so you'll have to click again - the way I do it: is I take note of the port on that WebSocket URL, it is the one that doesn't change, unless you manually restart Wrangler; create a debugging profile, and use that port; at least, you only have to change the port, once for every-time you restart Wrangler; but the nice thing here, is that you can enable Auto-reconnect in WebStorm, and it will automatically re-apply your breakpoints, even if you make changes to your Typescript codes, very handy to test something out repetitively until you get the desired result

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•Created by Adam on 6/9/2023 in #wrangler

We are actively working on breakpoint

@realsnowcode actually, it is flawless experience on WebStorm ... however, if you're already using VSCode, it somehow does work, you just have to use actual debugger; in your code, and it will not get hit in your Typescript, but in the Javascript

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