0.3.0

0.3.0

• Updated to use node2 debug engine instead of node. We now spawn a separate node process to run the app logic rather than using node's vm infrastructure.
• Fixed support for android variants
• Fixed the ability to open source files by tapping on stack frames when the app red-boxes

Release 0.2.4

• Allowed using this extension in a workspace with the react-native project in a subfolder.
• Ignore references to inline sourcemaps, in the hopes of finding another refernece to a map file
• Exposed react-native-tools.showInternalLogs and react-native-tools.logLevel to print additional output for debugging issues with the extension.
• Added CHANGELOG.md

Release v0.2.0

• Added support for running and debugging with Exponent. See the readme for more details
• Added a "Restart packager" command to stop and re-start the packager, additionally clearing the packager's cache.

Release v0.1.6

• Fixed an issue with execute permissions and navigating to a stack trace
• Fixed a typo in package.json relating to what file types support debugging
• Fixed an issue where the output window would always open whenever you open a folder with a package.json
• Added support for --variants with android projects in launch.json
• Added support for iOS projects using xcworkspaces rather than xcodeproj files
• Added support for debugging typescript / using sourcemaps; thanks a lot @frogcjn for work on this feature!
• Refactored most of our debugging code out of the process being debugged so less should show up in stack traces
• We now determine whether a project is a react-native project by asking react-native, rather than using our own approach.

Release v0.1.5

This release includes the following changes:

• If you have two projects open at the same time, if you configure the settings.json to provide a port for the react native packager, you should be able to debug both projects at the same time.
• When you have an error on your react native application and you are running it on a simulator, react native shows a red screen with a stack trace. VSCode is now supported as an editor so if you click on a given filename it should open in the correct line number in your instance of VSCode.
• We added support for mocking native functionality.
• Bug fixes.

Special thanks to @mroswald and @chrbala for their contributions to the code base.

Release v0.1.4

This release fixes some issues relating to launching on iOS devices.

Release v0.1.3

• Updated our telemetry library so that we can better understand the usage of this extension.
• Updated some of our error messages so that they're more helpful.
• Fixed an issue caused by the renaming of the node debugging extension in VS Code 10.12.
• Various internal changes to help with testing the extension.

Release v0.1.2

Remove references to "Preview"

Release v0.1.1

This release includes the following changes:
• React Native 0.21 and 0.22 are now supported.
• Several improvements to how we detect and report errors. Errors are now more visible in the debug output, previously some error messages were not fully propagated to the user.
• We now show a status bar in VS Code when the packager is started or stopped by our extension.
• Improved the way we sandbox the React-Native app logic which solves an issue where the alert function stopped working in live reload scenarios.
• Updated IntelliSense support to use VS Code's internal Salsa support (VS Code versions 0.10.10+ ).
• React Native: Run Android command will launch the app in all available Android devices. Debugging logic will chose a single Android device when multiple are available. A specific target can be set by setting the device id to use (from adb devices) in the target setting in the launch.json.
• We show the LogCat output in a Channel Output - custom LogCat arguments can be set in the logCatArguments setting in launch.json.
• Added support for using the extension in Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 as well as minor fixes related to Mac OS.
• We don't overwrite allowJs settings in the tsconfig.json file if it's already set.

Release v0.1.0 (Preview)

Added Command palette, IntelliSense and Debugging support for React Native projects