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Debugging Odigos
Different components of Odigos can be debugged in different ways. This page describes how to debug each component.
Odiglet
First make sure you have a running installation of Odigos on a local Kind cluster. From the root of the Odigos repository, run:
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make
debug-odiglet
This command will replace the running Odiglet binary and run it in a container on the Kind cluster.
The new Odiglet will not start until a debug session is attached to it
Now all that left is to attach a remote debugger (using VSCode / GoLand) to
localhost:2345
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