feat: add the ability to define env variables for use when debugging#697
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feat: add the ability to define env variables for use when debugging#697sheremet-va merged 2 commits intovitest-dev:mainfrom
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I wasn't sure where/how to add tests that explicitly test with the debugger in play, so I modified an existing test project that had tests for environment variables. |
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LGTM 👍 |
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This adds the ability to define a separate set of environment variables to use when debugging vs when normal running of the tests via the extension.
A new
vitest.debugNodeEnvsetting is added to the extension and only used when executing a test via debugging.