assertion when attaching the Chrome dev tools

[vladima]

Version: v.6.4.0
Platform: Windows10 64 bit
Repro:

• Run (script can be moved to the separate file, repro uses inline version only for brevity):

node --inspect -e "while(1);"

• Open url that will be printed to start debugging.

Expected:

• Chrome dev tools are opened without any errors

Actual:
node process shuts down the message:

C:\Program Files\nodejs\node.EXE: src\inspector_socket.cc:569: Assertion `(inspector->http_parsing_state) == (nullptr)' failed.

[bnoordhuis]

Works for me with master (on Linux) so this probably just needs back-ports of the relevant commits from master.

cc @ofrobots @eugeneo

[vladima]

probably unrelated to the original issue: when I build/run debug version of node from master on Windows with the same repro - it always hits the assertion in element access inspector->buffer[inspector->data_len] at this line, because inspector->data_len is equal to buffer.size()

[busheezy]

https://gyazo.com/c3c20ffb78d985a7d07f2321154ba993

I'm running into the same issue.

[eugeneo]

Not sure how to assign this to myself - I am planning to look into it tomorrow, once I get to the Windows PC.

[eugeneo]

I was unable to reproduce this. This is what I did:

1. Ran node --inspect -e "while(1);"
2. Copied the printed URL to Chrome browser.
3. Tried suspending the target, printing values to the console, etc.
4. I also tried refreshing the browser with the web tools, disconnecting and reconnecting, opening /json URLs.

My system is Windows 10. I build a release Node.js build (vcbuild nosign). I tested both master and v6.x branches.

Please provide detailed instruction if you still see this issue.

[busheezy]

I have been using https://nodejs.org/dist/v6.4.0/node-v6.4.0-x64.msi off of the nodejs front page.

The node process crashes as soon as you try to load the page.

[joaocgreis]

I can repro (100%) in Windows 10, both with v6.4.0 and the latest nightly. On Windows 2012 with a recent master build the debugger does not attach, nothing happens.