arosien commented on issue #844:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/daffodil-vscode/issues/844#issuecomment-1885953812
Ok, I've reproduced this and it doesn't involve the fact that there's a
schema within a jar file--it's when you are stepping and a subsequent step over
command ("next") is sent (because maybe you're clicking "step over" quickly)
while the front end is still requesting data from the previous step. So when a
prior request for `scopes` happens after the `next` executes, that stack frame
doesn't exist anymore because you've advanced over it:
1. R> next
2. <R next
3. <E stopped
4. R> threads
5. <R threads
4. R> stackTrace
5. <R stackTrace
6. **R> next**
7. <R next
8. R> scopes (related to step 1, not step 7)
The code aborts in this condition, but I think it should only emit a warning
noting that it may be due to rapid stepping from the user, and the updated
state from the "interrupting" next command should subsequently be requested
properly.
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