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When I run a c++ test with gtest, the test runs, but my breakpoints are not hit.
How can I make sure my breakpoints are hit?
I've build everything with the debug configuration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
First I would use filter to run just the test you are trying to debug.
./you_application_test --gtest_filter="*your_test_name*"
For the rest it works as any gtest, so i guess should be --gtest_break_on_failure
--gtest_break_on_failure
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I've already used both suggestions, but it doesnt work.
For clarification, im using pycharm to start the Gtest process, then in visual studio I attach to my python process
This workflow works for me when running MainKratos.py, but not when running the c++ tests
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When I run a c++ test with gtest, the test runs, but my breakpoints are not hit.
How can I make sure my breakpoints are hit?
I've build everything with the debug configuration
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: