Ignore #.* when matching page urls

[nojvek]

1. Try to set config for index.html and attach to chrome
2. Suppose something in the page changes url to index.html#blah

You can no longer re-attach when url hashes change. I think url matching is too strict.

[roblourens]

You could try index.html*. You're right though, it should still work.

[nojvek]

Oh that worked. So I can assume vs-chrome-debug supports glob matching right? I've been using this plugin full time and its a god send. Thanks for creating it.

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[roblourens]

Well it supports one asterisk :)

Keep the bug reports coming Noj!

[brentarias]

Additional information, in case this helps. I've tried debugging with two boiler plate apps:

• angularjs-realworld-example-app (start address: http://localhost:4000/#!/)
• angular-1-5-components-app (start address: http://localhost:4000/#!/auth/logon)

I am able to debug-launch the first one by designating a URL with a wildcard http://localhost:4000/#*. However, I have yet to launch the second successfully. When I try to debug launch it, the site actually does come up - and I can interact with it - but VSCode can't match the URL and it closes the browser in 10 seconds.
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[auchenberg]

Thanks for the feedback @brentarias. We should improve this, and great you have provided example projects!