the debug toolbar does not appear in the Command Center even while the app is actively running in debug mode.
I am using Cursor on macOS and debugging a Flutter app. The application launches successfully and the debug session is active, but the Command Center does not show the debug controls at all.
Current behavior:
App starts and runs normally in debug mode
Debug session is active
Command Center is visible
Debug toolbar does not appear in the Command Center
Expected behavior:
When debug.toolBarLocation is set to commandCenter, the debug controls should appear in the Command Center while a debug session is running
Switched between stable/prerelease behavior checks
Floating toolbar works, but Command Center does not
Notes:
This looks like a regression or unsupported behavior in Cursor, because upstream VS Code documents commandCenter as a valid value for debug.toolBarLocation, and Cursor forum threads show similar reports of the debug toolbar not appearing in the Command Center. (Visual Studio Code)
Environment:
OS: macOS
App type: Flutter
Cursor version: [please insert your exact version here]
Steps to reproduce:
Enable Command Center
Set "debug.toolBarLocation": "commandCenter"
Start a debug session
Observe that no debug controls appear in the Command Center
Additional context:
There are also recent Cursor UI regressions around missing Command Center and top bar elements, which may be related. (Cursor - Community Forum)
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Does this stop you from using Cursor?
Yes - Cursor is unusable
Sometimes - I can sometimes use Cursor
No - Cursor works, but with this issue
The more details you provide, the easier it is for us to reproduce and fix the issue. Thanks!
This is a known issue. debug.toolBarLocation: commandCenter isn’t working correctly in Cursor right now. The team is aware, but there’s no ETA for a fix yet.