feat: add waitForInspectableTarget option (fix #145) - #191
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| // (optional) Interval in ms, which defines whether and how long an inspectable target should be awaited. | ||
| // `0` means that list of inspectable targets will not be requested and awaited. | ||
| // Default: 0 | ||
| waitForInspectableTarget: number; |
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Wondering if this ought to be the default behavior. about to do a major version anyhow, so we can do a breaking change. Will play with this more later.
also, having a timeout be configurable doesn't make much sense to a user (what is a "correct" value?), should probably just internally wait for some reasonable upper limit (10s?) then fail.
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I've added new option
waitForInspectableTargetthat allows to wait until target list is available. It should fix #145.