Android Studio 'invalid method id' when debuging - android-studio

When I try to debug an app and app execution stops on my breakpoint I can not see the current line or values. Debug window says Invalid method id. Tried cleaning, rebuilding and invalidate cache/restart.

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I have been using VS code for a bit and suddenly, today, it starter to behave strangely when I debug...
in the debug condole it says
Debugging with inspector protocol because Node.js v8.9.1 was detected.
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