Breakpoints hit then debugger seems to be detached

[Universal-Invariant]

When I launch the debugger pops up and dbg.breakHere() or a BP seems to be hit and I can see information like locals and the breakpoint seems to be hit. But about 1 second later everything disappears and the program continues as if I hit continue or detached the debugger.

I've pretty much followed all the docs.

local dbg = require("emmy_core")

-- Start the TCP debug server
dbg.tcpListen("localhost", 9966)
-- Wait for IDE connection
dbg.waitIDE()
-- Set a strong breakpoint here
dbg.breakHere()
.... code...

and

		{
			"type": "emmylua_new",
			"request": "launch",
			"name": "EmmyLua New Debug",
			"host": "localhost",
			"port": 9966,
			"ext": [
				".lua",
				".lua.txt",
				".lua.bytes"
			],
			"ideConnectDebugger": true,
		},

Also log points do not work so it seems like it is more serious than essentially bypassing breakpoints. E.g.,

lua test_debug_client.lua
[EMMY] version: 1, lua version: 54
Starting script...
Iteration: 1, y = 11
Iteration: 2, y = 12
Iteration: 3, y = 13
Iteration: 4, y = 14
Iteration: 5, y = 15
Script finished.

It will wait until I launch the debugger in vscode and once it runs it will load the code/file in vscode and seem to hit the bp but then stop and the script will continue executing in the console.

[CppCXY]

please shared complete code, or check If you run multiple Lua VMs, later instances may override or disconnect the connections established by earlier ones.

[Universal-Invariant]

please shared complete code, or check If you run multiple Lua VMs, later instances may override or disconnect the connections established by earlier ones.

Complete code of what? The test lua script? the code ...code... is irrelevant. It has zero to do with the debugging not working. The BP's are before the code and it is not essential and just basic stuff. Insert whatever you want. I do not run Lua VMs nor am I running multiple instances. It may be possible that somehow two instances are running but I doubt it since it also happens in neovim.

Using other debuggers like LuaPanda do not have the issue so it would have to be something specifically related to EmmyLua.