def test_error_handling(debugger_api: _DebuggerAPI):
"""
This is an integrated test of the debug adapter. It communicates with it as if it was
VSCode.
"""
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import TerminatedEvent
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import Response
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import Request
debugger_api.initialize()
target = debugger_api.get_dap_case_file("case_log.robot")
debugger_api.launch(target, debug=True)
# Let's write some invalid messages...
debugger_api.write({})
response = debugger_api.read(Response)
assert not response.success
debugger_api.write(Request("invalid_command"))
response = debugger_api.read(Response)
assert not response.success
debugger_api.set_breakpoints(target, 4)
debugger_api.configuration_done()
debugger_api.wait_for_thread_stopped()
debugger_api.continue_event()
debugger_api.read(TerminatedEvent)
def test_invalid_launch_1(debugger_api: _DebuggerAPI):
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import LaunchRequest
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import LaunchRequestArguments
from robocorp_ls_core.debug_adapter_core.dap.dap_schema import Response
debugger_api.initialize()
debugger_api.write(
LaunchRequest(
LaunchRequestArguments(
__sessionId="some_id",
noDebug=True,
# target=target, -- error: don't add target
terminal="none",
cwd=None,
)))
launch_response = debugger_api.read(Response)
assert launch_response.success == False