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React Native Debugger app version: 0.14.0
React Native version: 0.71.8 / Expo 48
Platform: iOS, but unrelated
Is real device of platform: yes
Operating System: Windows
So I updated the 0.14.0 and either the "pause on exception" has disappeared and it's activated by default (Or maybe it was never there, but deactivated by default, but #376 makes me think differently) :
So at the start of the app, I get short of 10 pauses due to exceptions unrelated to my code (but third party libs).
I ignored as much scripts as I could, and it boiled down to a couple now that breaks execution.
Of course, I can manually resume it every time, but that's a lot of manual screen switching.
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On the screenshot of the issue, if I untoggle "Pause on caught exceptions", there won't be any pause. Would it be possible to set it "off" by default, unless it is some standard industry practice I'm not aware of ?
React Native Debugger app version: 0.14.0
React Native version: 0.71.8 / Expo 48
Platform: iOS, but unrelated
Is real device of platform: yes
Operating System: Windows
So I updated the 0.14.0 and either the "pause on exception" has disappeared and it's activated by default (Or maybe it was never there, but deactivated by default, but #376 makes me think differently) :
So at the start of the app, I get short of 10 pauses due to exceptions unrelated to my code (but third party libs).
I ignored as much scripts as I could, and it boiled down to a couple now that breaks execution.
Of course, I can manually resume it every time, but that's a lot of manual screen switching.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: