When I'm debugging an application and I have numerous breakpoints all over the place, if I have finished debugging the part I'm interested in, is it possible to then ignore all the remaining breakpoints and run the application?
I don't want to delete them or disable them permanently - kind of just a quick keyboard shortcut to say yeh I'm happy with the current bit of debugging and I want to check the output before moving on to the next.
Thanks for any help
In the Query Editor window, right-click the breakpoint, and then click Disable Breakpoint.
You can also click on the line you want to skip to and hit Ctrl+F10 (Run to Cursor). It will jump directly to that line.
Unfortunately, debugger speed has some runtime limitations, which can't be easily fixed. If your code does some high performance computations, Debugger will be at least 3 times slower than usual Run.
Although I use "VS code", it is similar in VS
Debug > Disable all breakpoint.
When you want to enable Debug > Enable All breakpoint.
You can disable the breakpoints to ignore all the remaining breakpoints.
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