When the "Timedoutwaitingforthedebuggertoattach" issue occurs, it is usually because the connection is not established correctly in the debugging process. 1. Check whether the launch.json configuration is correct, ensure that the request type is launch or attach and there is no spelling error; 2. Confirm whether the debugger is waiting for the debugger to connect, and add debugpy.wait_for_attach() and other mechanisms; 3. Check whether the port is occupied or firewall restricted, and replace the port or close the occupied process if necessary; 4. Confirm that the port mapping and access permissions are configured correctly in a remote or container environment; 5. Update VSCode, plug-in and debug library versions to solve potential

VSCode workspace is a .code-workspace file that saves project-specific configurations. 1. It supports multi-root directory, debug configuration, shortcut key settings and extension recommendations, and is suitable for managing different needs of multiple projects. 2. The main scenarios include multi-project collaboration, customized development environment and team sharing configuration. 3. The creation method is to save the configuration through the menu File>SaveWorkspaceAs.... 4. Notes include distinguishing between .code-workspace and .vscode/settings.json, using relative paths, and avoiding storing sensitive information.

To access the settings.json file of VSCode, you can directly open it through the command panel (Ctrl Shift P or Cmd Shift P). The default storage location of the file varies according to the operating system. Windows is in %APPDATA%\Code\User\settings.json, macOS is in $HOME/Library/ApplicationSupport/Code/User/settings.json, Linux is in $HOME/.config/Code/User/

To set debug environment variables in VSCode, you need to use the "environment" array configuration in the launch.json file. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Add "environment" array to the debugging configuration of launch.json, and define variables in key-value pairs, such as API_ENDPOINT and DEBUG_MODE; 2. You can load variables through .env files to improve management efficiency, and use envFile to specify file paths in launch.json; 3. If you need to overwrite the system or terminal variables, you can directly redefine them in launch.json; 4. Note that

ToimproveVSCodeperformanceonLinux,adjustinotifylimitsandconfigurefilewatcherexclusions.First,increasesystem-levelinotifylimitsbyeditingsysctl.confandaddingfs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288,fs.inotify.max_queued_events=65536,andfs.inotify.max_user_in

YoucanuseenvironmentvariablesinVSCodetasksviathe${env:VARIABLE_NAME}syntax.1.Referencevariablesdirectlyintasks.jsontoavoidhardcodingsensitivedataormachine-specificvalues.2.Providedefaultvalueswith"${env:VARIABLE_NAME:-default_value}"topreve

The key to debugging code with VSCode in Docker containers is to configure the development environment and connection methods. 1. Prepare a mirror with development tools, install necessary dependencies such as debugpy or node, and use the official devcontainers image to simplify configuration; 2. Mount the source code and enable the Remote-Containers plug-in, create .devcontainer folders and configuration files, and realize in-container development; 3. Configure the debugger, add debug settings for the corresponding language in launch.json, and enable the listening port in the code; 4. Solve common problems, such as exposing the debug port, ensuring the host is 0.0.0.0, and use postCreateC

To change the background color of the VSCode theme, use the workbench.colorCustomizations setting. The specific steps are as follows: 1. Open the settings and search for "ColorCustomizations", click "Editinsettings.json"; 2. Add the "workbench.colorCustomizations" configuration item, and set such as "editor.background":"#1e2923" to change the editor background; 3. If you want to modify the sidebar, panel and status bar background, you can add