Current behaviour:
Whenever the adapter catches an error in the evaluate request, it sends an error response without setting the destination. Which prompts vscode to show the error to users as a pop up AND also as a message in the debug console.
Suggested fix
The current behaviour is not a bad idea. However, if the evaluate request has the context repl, errors should appear only in the debug console and not as a pop-up, since that would mean users are using the debug console.
Current behaviour:
Whenever the adapter catches an error in the
evaluate request, it sends anerror responsewithout setting the destination. Which prompts vscode to show the error to users as a pop up AND also as a message in the debug console.Suggested fix
The current behaviour is not a bad idea. However, if the
evaluate requesthas the contextrepl, errors should appear only in the debug console and not as a pop-up, since that would mean users are using the debug console.