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Debugging Promise calls in vscode

Is there a way to get a call stack when debugging nodeJS Promises in vscode? I see that support for asynchronous call stacks is supported in this GitHub issue , but it looks like it refers to vanilla JS callbacks.

Now that I am paused at a breakpoint, the call stack is tiny, although I know that this function is called from another (pair) of functions.

I work on node v6.9.x

debug break no stack

EDIT : adding the "protocol": "inspector" to the launch.json configuration adds a few more stack frames, but this is not very useful: debug break next tick

All my functions return promises, and the function in the screenshot is called as one of the call functions of Promise.all() .

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