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Whenever I launch the debugger from PyDev it complaints about breakpoints on files that don’t exists anymore:
pydev debugger: warning: trying to add breakpoint to file that does not exist: (some file path).py (will have no effect)
There are about a dozen of these phantom breakpoints on files that no longer exist in my workspace. Is there a way to suppress these or will I forever be saddled with these messages for removing files without removing their breakpoints first?
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Debugperspective should give you access to aBreakpointsview (you can see its title bar in some of the screenshots in this tutorial).This view should list all your breakpoints, even if they relate to deleted files, and allow you to disable or remove them.