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Currently, the entire "Skipping File" experience seems to be driven by the command Debug: Toggle Skipping this File.
Toggling an invisible state makes it really hard to see what is going on, especially when you are not debugging at the moment.
Also, restarting VS Code resets the list of skipped files.
Lastly, I don't think this command/feature is very discoverable.
It would be nice if skipped files worked similar to breakpoints:
There is a pane below "BREAKPOINTS" in the debugger view called "SKIPPED FILES" to see the globs/file names that are skipped
They can be checked/unchecked and this state persist (just as breakpoints)
Debug: Toggle Skipping this File adds/removes the current file to this list
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Currently, the entire "Skipping File" experience seems to be driven by the command
Debug: Toggle Skipping this File
.Toggling an invisible state makes it really hard to see what is going on, especially when you are not debugging at the moment.
Also, restarting VS Code resets the list of skipped files.
Lastly, I don't think this command/feature is very discoverable.
It would be nice if skipped files worked similar to breakpoints:
Debug: Toggle Skipping this File
adds/removes the current file to this listThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: