[DAP] Stepping messed up after restart request

[foxt451]

Describe the bug
Using neovim, debugging itself works all fine, unless I restart the session (using nvim-dap extension with require('dap').restart()). When I restart the session, it hits the first breakpoint and kind of detaches(?): i.e. I can click step over and it will just do nothing (although indicating that execution is not stopped at the breakpoint anymore). I have to click "terminate session" twice to see [Process terminated] in the terminal. I tried the same launch.json in vscode and restarting works fine

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Have a file like test.js

const a = 1;
console.log(a);
const b = 2;
console.log(b);

2. Add breakpoint to the second line
3. Start the debugger with this config

      require("dap").adapters["pwa-node"] = {
        type = "server",
        host = "localhost",
        port = "${port}",
        executable = {
          command = "node",
          args = {
            vim.call("stdpath", "data") .. "/lazy/vscode-js-debug/out/src/dapDebugServer.js",
            "${port}",
          },
        }
      }

And launch config:

          {
            type = "pwa-node",
            name = "Node",
            request = "launch",
            program = "${file}",
            cwd = "${workspaceFolder}",
            console = "integratedTerminal",
          },

4. Hit breakpoint, step over fine.
5. Restart the session via dap.restart(), hit the breakpoint, click Step Over and observe session detaching...

Log File
Log from nvim-dap, includes: start the session, hitting breakpoint, stepping over, restarting, hitting breakpoint, stepping over, terminating, terminating again. loadedSource event and stackTrace commands removed as too lengthy

Version I built dapDebugServer from the latest commit

Additional context
Sorry if nvim-dap issue, but I use like the most basic config

[foxt451]

dap.log

[connor4312]

Please add trace = true to your launch config and share the log file that you get from that (path will be written to the DA output.) That will contain CDP data as well which has more info about what's happening in the runtime.