[BUG]Unable to perform single-step debugging about delve HOT 11 CLOSED

@aarzilli master, can you help to check it?

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Did you just run the program under delve and did nothing else? Can you reproduce this using the command line UI of delve (without dap)?

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Did you just run the program under delve and did nothing else?

yes. I started debugging using vscode. My configuration information is as follows:

    "go.delveConfig": {
        "dlvFlags": [
            "--check-go-version=false",
        ],
        "showLog": true,
        "debugAdapter": "dlv-dap",
        "apiVersion": 2
    },

Can you reproduce this using the command line UI of delve (without dap)

can reproduce.
start command: dlv exec --check-go-version=false --api-version=2 ./main

Recently I did an upgrade to the macos version, I don’t know if it’s relevant.

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@aarzilli The program will also terminate when a breakpoint is encountered

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But this is a completely different error from the one on the first post.

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maybe it's just the same as displaying information.
the first post it is sent is the 'vscode debug console'.
dlv cmd is just a short message.
The key to the current two is that the program is terminated when a breakpoint is encountered.

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I tried lowering the version to '1.8.3', but the problem still persists

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No in the first screenshot the target program is crashing, in the second one debugserver isn't working. Also:

The key to the current two is that the program is terminated when a breakpoint is encountered.

did you set a breakpoint in the second example? I just see continue in the screenshot.

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I followed this process again：
1、start command: dlv debug --check-go-version=false app/main.go
2、use continue to startup project. because this is a Gin http service
3、add breakpoint
4、use postman to request http://127.0.0.1:8888/api/health_check/
5、continue
we got error and the program is crashing..

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This looks similar to #3538, #3599, #3554, #3519.

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hi @aarzilli. thank you very much, my problem is solved. respect

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