When I use --nolazy, I can finally debug asynchronously with IntelliJ, as breakpoints stop at the correct place. But I can't find any docs on --nolazy... What does --nolazy mean?

I run this at the command line: $ node --inspect --debug-brk test/src/dev/node/define/1.test.js Debugger listening on ws://127.0.0.1:9229/93a5524a-ae0a-4aa2-a985-3cd6ac6a2b9f For help see https://...

I have a dependency that is written in TypeScript. The dependency includes source maps and original source in the NPM package. If I set a breakpoint in my code and then step into the dependency, it...

I am trying to debug what appears to be a socket error in the node.js https library environment when running in the AWS Lambda environment (Node.js 4.3). This issue only occurs highly intermittentl...

This feels really silly, but I can't get node inspector / node-debug to work. The instructions say to do npm install then to run node-debug web.js. So I did that. Now I have a lovely browser windo...

Debugging node apps using node-inspector is pretty simple if you're scripting using JavaScript or compiled Coffee (coffee -c -m script.coffee). However, when using the coffeescript require handle...