Node v7.x seems to be unsupported

[ignasg]

Generates the following build errors:

..\src\debug.cc(38): error C2660: 'v8::Debug::Call' : function does not take 1
arguments [\node_modules\v8-debug\build\debug.vcxproj]
..\src\debug.cc(46): error C2660: 'v8::Debug::GetDebugContext' : function does
not take 0 arguments [\node_modules\v8-debug\build\debug.vcxproj]
..\src\debug.cc(46): error C2227: left of '->GetIsolate' must point to class/st
ruct/union/generic type [\node_modules\v8-debug\build\debug.vcxproj]
..\src\debug.cc(61): error C2660: 'v8::Debug::GetDebugContext' : function does
not take 0 arguments [\node_modules\v8-debug\build\debug.vcxproj]
..\src\debug.cc(66): error C2660: 'v8::Debug::GetDebugContext' : function does
not take 0 arguments [\node_modules\v8-debug\build\debug.vcxproj]

[ignasg]

Was not able to figure out how to fix the source.
Downgrading to v6 seems to fix it

[kimbaudi]

I was able to use Node v.7x without downgrading by removing "node-inspection" npm package from package.json and using node-gyp, which I believe is already built into Node v6.3 or higher. Just don't use node-inspection. You can optionally npm install node-gyp -g, but I didn't have to.

[ignasg]

If you avoid node-inspection it means you are not installing v8-debug, which defeats the purpose of installing v8-debug

[kimbaudi]

Sorry for misunderstanding the issue. If you need v8-debug, you're right to downgrade to v6 until it is fixed/supported in v7. The built in node.js debugger has an experimental v8 debugger: V8 Inspector Integration for Node.js.

[ballPointPenguin]

A list of supported Node versions in the README would be very helpful.

[bnoordhuis]

FWIW, v8::Debug::GetContext() will go away completely in node 9 or 10, see nodejs/CTC#62 (comment). It will have to be ported to the new v8_inspector API before Q1 or Q2 2018.

cc @bajtos - might be relevant to your interests.

[hustxiaoc]

It does support now, please try v8-debug@1.0.1