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I am using Chutzpah to execute my JavaScript unit tests.
I reference paths to my source files and below have a series of tests. Text Explorer in Visual Studio lists my tests and I can execute them directly from the IDE, so everything seems to be working correctly.
However I would like to step into the source code that is being executed when my tests are run.
Is this possible?
Update: Version 4.1.0 of Chutzpah adds integrated VS debugging.
This is not currently possible using Chutzpah. The best you can do is to install the context menu extension which will add a “Open In Browser” right click option. Then you can use the browser’s built in debugging tool to step through the code.
I would love to add an integrated way to plug into the VS debugging system but have not figured out how to do that yet.