In order to debug a Python script with command line arguments in VS Code, (at least as far as I know) one needs to create a launch configuration, naming all these arguments there, and run the debugger for that configuration. This is, however, a bit cumbersome when I write a bunch of small scripts, so that I would need to create a new launch configuration with all these command line arguments for each such script.

So is there a way to run and debug a script with command line arguments, but without creating a new launch configuration first?

CodePudding user response：

you can use the ${input} variables to create a generic launch config with N arguments