There are several reasons why the IntelliJ debugger may not halt at breakpoints despite being linked to Firebase local emulator:
The breakpoints may not be correctly set. Make sure that the breakpoints are set on the correct lines of code and that they are active.
The Firebase local emulator may not be correctly configured. Double-check that the emulator is running and that it is correctly linked to your project.
The debugger may not be set up correctly. Make sure that the debugger is correctly configured to connect to your running application.
The code may not be executing the way you expect it to. Ensure that the code is actually hitting the breakpoints by checking the logs and other output.
There may be a bug in IntelliJ or Firebase that is causing the issue. Try updating both programs to the latest version and see if the issue persists.
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Asked: 2021-04-22 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Aug 21 '21
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