Hey @ChBain
You can use few options. First way is “Continue on Exception” option which allows execution to continue despite errors, but unfortunately, it applies to all exceptions, including those you might want to stop at.
You can also refine exception handling to ensure that “Try-Catch” blocks only capture expected errors while letting unexpected ones remain unhandled so that the debugger stops on them.
It’s also useful to place breakpoints strategically where you actually need control over execution rather than letting the debugger stop at every exception.
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