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Some projects (such as games) will use try to catch exceptions in the main loop, which will cause the program to not generate uncaught exceptions, and if it breaks when an exception is caught, this will cause the debugger to break indefinitely (because exceptions are generated all the time and cannot be masked from the specified source)
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@heckerpowered We have already provided a user setting java.debug.settings.exceptionBreakpoint.skipClasses to skip the specified classes when breaking on exceptions. Do you have a try on it?
Some projects (such as games) will use try to catch exceptions in the main loop, which will cause the program to not generate uncaught exceptions, and if it breaks when an exception is caught, this will cause the debugger to break indefinitely (because exceptions are generated all the time and cannot be masked from the specified source)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: