WIP: Debugger CLI #204
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WIP: Debugger CLI #204
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Blocked by FuelLabs/fuel-debugger#1 |
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Migrating to #260 |
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Support for attaching a debugger to a running fuel-core node. The debugger receives a new TCP connection for each started transaction (so for each new VM), and is able to control and monitor it's execution. The TCP connection is then used to transmit linefeed-delimited JSON messages. The fuel-core debug component performs the given commands sequentially and responds to each with a JSON reply. Each command results in exactly one reply.
The debugger is fully programmable. The JSON interface is defined with serde-derive structs, and a Rust library for communicating with the fuel-core debug component is proveded as well. In addition, a CLI interface is proveded as well.
The implementation is still in progress, but feel free to leave comments on the general approach.