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My debug settings break on any exception, which is normally useful when debugging a focused test case.
Sadly, I have let one of the more subtle buggers in, the kind that only shows when some as yet unknown interaction of all my tests running. I have a beak point set in the right spot but I can’t do it with the debugger breaking on every failing test!
What is the option I need to temporarily only break when it hits a break point?
Cheers,
Berryl
Choose menu
Debug –> Exceptions…
and then just unclick all “User-unhandled” exceptions to only have the debugger break on your break points.
The option I find useful as a general approach to letting the debugger work for you when you aren’t looking for a needle in a haystack is to click on User-unhandled exceptions for Common CLR Exceptions.
Cheers,
Berryl