[BUG] Debugger pane does not seem to work

[TorkelE]

Details

• Atom version: 1.37.0
• Julia version: 1.1.1
• OS: Ubuntu 18
• Package versions:
  • Atom.jl: v0.8.7
  • Juno v0.7.0
  • Debugger v0.5.0
  • julia-client: (Unable to find instruction on how to determine this)
  • ink: (Unable to find instruction on how to determine this)

Steps to reproduce

1. Click "Show Debugger Pane" to the left to get it to show up.
2. Write using Debugger into the console
3. Write Juno.@enter split("Hello, world", isspace) into the console
4. Write o to get the util.jl window to show up.
5. Press any of the blue bottons in the Debugger Pane.
6. A red window saying "You need to be debugging to do that." shows up
   (I am basically following the instructions in https://docs.junolab.org/latest/man/debugging/)
   Here I think I have entered the debugger, but that does not seem to be the case, probably it is I that have done something wrong, but I do believe I have followed the instructions correctly.
   

[pfitzseb]

You're not supposed to use Debugger.jl at all, which is why the docs explicitly mention Juno.@enter.

So instead leave out steps 2 and 4 and actually do what you said you're doing in step 3, and you should be good to go.

[TorkelE]

Thank you,
I have also tried simply entering Juno.@enter split("Hello, world", isspace) (full text, including the Juno. in the beginning) into the Juno Console. However, nothing happens. I've waited for several minutes and the screen still looks like this:

From here I've tried to writing o and n, or click on the buttons in the debugger pane, to no avail.

[pfitzseb]

Can you go to the Atom settings and take a look at the Packages tab? You should see julia-client and ink under the Community Packages header, complete with version numbers. If there's an update button for either of those packages then use that or type apm update into a terminal.

[TorkelE]

I updated both packages and now it works well.
Thanks a lot.

[pfitzseb]

Cool, glad that this is solved now.