Thomas Mäder (@tsmaeder) I wrote a simple program to test it, but got error:

public class HelloWorld {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Starting application...");
       
        String message = "Hello, World!";
        System.out.println(message); // Set a breakpoint here
       
        for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
            System.out.println("Count: " + i);
        }
       
        System.out.println("Application finished.");
    }
}

Error:
No delegateCommandHandler for vscode.java.resolveMainMethod

Also please fix CI errors.

Changyong Gong (@chagong) how are you testing? I have a very similar program which works fine for me. Also, this PR does not contain changes that could cause a problem with the delegate command handler, IMO. Here's what I do:

1. build a new jar with mvnw clean install
2. copy the resulting jar to ..\vscode-java-debug\server
3. Run the vscode-java-debug plugin from source
4. Works fine for me 🤷

Thomas Mäder (@tsmaeder) probably the problem of my setup, it works after I relaunch vscode and F5. The PR is good to go after your fix the format errors.

Changyong Gong (@chagong) running checkstyle:check locally spews out messages about <cr><lf> not being allowed for every file. However, that line ending is just an artifact of checking out the repo on Windows.

Changyong Gong (@chagong) is there anything (beyond a rebase) that I could do to move this forward?

Hi Thomas Mäder (@tsmaeder), can you check if the fix to microsoft/vscode-java-debug#722 has already supported the suspend policy setting?

Changyong Gong (@chagong) no, this PR allows to set the suspend mode per breakpoint, the other PR just introduces a global flag.

Thomas Mäder (@tsmaeder) we make it a global flag because vscode doesn't have UI option to set breakpoint property. Are you doing this for cursor?

Thomas Mäder (@tsmaeder) we make it a global flag because vscode doesn't have UI option to set breakpoint property. Are you doing this for cursor?

Chagon VS Code does have UI for this, but you have to enable the modes in the debug adapter (what this PR does) in order to see it. See description.