Hello, Obviously I don't really need to debug the hello_world application, but it makes for an easy way to illustrate the problem. In VSCode, I open the folder "examples\get-started\hello_world" under my esp-idf folder. I build it, and flash it to the target thru a COM port. The program runs as expe...

Hi, I tried the skipVerifyAppBinBeforeDebug: true that you suggested in launch.json with one of my applications, and I'm able to debug it again now. I'll test with my other applications tomorrow (it's late here) and report back. Any idea why this suddenly became necessary after months of successfull...

Hi, I use a ESP-PROG JTAG interface for downloading and debugging ESP-IDF applications with VS Code. I had been able to both download and debug multiple applications successfully. Suddenly today, I can still download my applications, but my attempts to debug any of them (Run->Start Debugging) produc...

It works great now. Thanks!

I didn't create the blink example. In VS Code I just opened the folder where the included blink example already was ("C:\Espressif\esp-idf\examples\get-started\blink" in my case). I'll go back and try your suggestion "following https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp ... sic_use.md". And verify that...

Hi, this question is specific to the Debugging tutorial at: https://github.com/espressif/vscode-esp-idf-extension/blob/master/docs/tutorial/debugging.md I've built the blink example, connected the ESP-Prog to my target, set the idf.openOCDConfigs settings and flashed the target successfully using JT...

You didn't say which JTAG interface you're using, but some need you to use Zadig tool to install a WinUSB driver. Here's an example:
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp ... -jtag.html
Maybe you need to do that ? HTH

Hello, just checking whether you ever got a suitable answer to this. I agree that "press Resume button" was not very helpful. Plus, you clearly stated that you're using VS Code, and the URL from cooperrandi146 pointed at an Eclipse help document...