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I have two projects. The first project is a web-server that runs scripts. The second project exposes a collection of scripts that the first project runs.

I launch the web-server via a .vscode/launch.json entry. I reference the program as ${workspaceFolder:first}/src/webserver.ts and reference the compiled js as outFiles: [ "{workspaceFolder:first}/**/*.js" ].

The webserver gets the request and launches the js file in the second project directory but doesn't use the source that's referenced by the source map.

If I try to add multiple outFiles the program tries to run the webserver.ts file instead of the .js equivalent.

Can anyone shed some light on the process of how the vscode debugger handles finding source maps or knows of a solution to getting the source from the .js in a different project directory to get recognized by the debugger.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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