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Is there a feature in Google Chrome developer tools that would allow skipping a line without it being executed while debugging, in a similar way that it can be done in Visual Studio?
One workaround I can think of is 'live editing' the code by wrapping the line in
if(false){ //line to be skipped } But this is not the most convenient workaround that I would have to do after every refresh. Is there a built-in or faster, better way of doing this?
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JavaScript breakpoints When debugging JavaScript it is sometimes useful to set breakpoints. You can set breakpoints in Chrome DevTools by clicking on the line number you want to break at then press Cmd + R ( Ctrl + R ) to refresh the page. The page will then run right to that breakpoint.
You can click the Debug | Step Over menu or press the keyboard shortcut F10 to execute the current line and jump into the next line for execution.
No, and is not going to happen.
Last comment from dev says:
We're going to hold off on this feature for now. It's complexity is high and it's not common enough a workflow. One could also just comment out the lines and hit ctrl-s to get the same effect, pretty much. Status: WontFix –
The workaround is to comment out the line you want to skip and press Ctrl+S.
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