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This and more (saving of watch window variables) should now be possible with a recent commit on github.

Essentially, prior to exit, you can have something so:

nnoremap <leader>d1 :call vimspector#WriteSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>

Then, the next time you are in, you call:

nnoremap <leader>d2 :call vimspector#ReadSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>

This and more (saving of watch window variables) should now be possible with a recent commit on github.

Essentially, prior to exit, you can have something so:

nnoremap <leader>d1 :call vimspector#WriteSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>
nnoremap <leader>d2 :call vimspector#ReadSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>

This and more (saving of watch window variables) should now be possible with a recent commit on github.

Essentially, prior to exit, you can have something so:

nnoremap <leader>d1 :call vimspector#WriteSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>

Then, the next time you are in, you call:

nnoremap <leader>d2 :call vimspector#ReadSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>
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This and more (saving of watch window variables) should now be possible with a recent commit on github.

Essentially, prior to exit, you can have something so:

nnoremap <leader>d1 :call vimspector#WriteSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>
nnoremap <leader>d2 :call vimspector#ReadSessionFile(".vim/debuggingsession.txt")<CR>