Show Dynamic Configuration Providers with No Context (file opened)

[WardenGnaw]

This PR adds support to show dynamic configurations when a file is not selected.

The changes introduces a new method to the Debugger class called hasDynamicConfigurationProviders. It utilizes the existing ConfigurationManager.hasDebugConfigurationProvider but passing Dynamic TiggerKind instead of Initial.

Fixes: #193828

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[roblourens]

Sorry, I think I'm confused- this isn't showing dynamic configurations, it's showing debuggers that have dynamic configuration providers, right? And it doesn't call provideDebugConfigurations and show those configs, but just will allow calling resolveDebugConfiguration for a dynamic provider. But you could already get this behavior by using an "Initial" config provider kind.

I think I was expecting that you would try to show the dynamic configs like this

[WardenGnaw]

. But you could already get this behavior by using an "Initial" config provider kind.

Initial will save it to launch.json, and we are looking for the experience where it would not do that.

We could show all the dynamic configurations from provideDebugConfigratuions, but I believe those lists can get long depending on the extension. It would be safer to just show the Configuration Provider, let the user click, then show the configurations.

[roblourens]

Ok, this makes sense. I'll test it a little and merge it. I've just been confused because you said "show dynamic configuration providers" when this is showing "debuggers that have a dynamic configuration provider registered" but now I am on board.

[WardenGnaw]

Ah, sorry about that confusion. I forgot that the name was the debugger and not the provider itself.