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This patch is the output of rebuilding the debugger frontend with a recent npm installation. The changes to dist/ and the addition of package-lock.json are a result of the build. The changes to package.json and main.js were done manually to work around an incompatible change in beufy 0.6.7 (the lib/ folder changed to dist/). Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D28357 --HG-- extra : moz-landing-system : lando |
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WebRender Debugger
A web based debugger for WebRender.
Using the debugger
Build your application with the debugger feature enabled, for example in wrench:
cargo build --features=debugger
Now, open your browser and open the debugger/index.html file. Click Connect and the debugger will attempt to connect to WR via websocket.
Using the debugger with Gecko
In the Gecko source tree, open gfx/webrender_bindings/Cargo.toml in a text editor.
Add features = ['debugger'] to the end of the file (in the dependencies.webrender section).
Vendor the rust dependencies locally for the debugger (we don't want these committed to the repo):
./mach vendor rust
Now, build and run as usual, and the debugger will be available.