This illustrates the reliability issues with the Never pause here functionality
in Chrome DevTools, which actually is just a special case of a conditional breakpoint
with condition set to false
.
This is an example that was brought up in comment 18 of crbug/465666.
crbug-1401339-sw-install.js
in the Sources panel and set Never pause here on line 4 (on the call to subscribe
)
crbug-1401339-ignore-hidden.js
to the Ignore Listcrbug-1401339-ignore.js
in the Sources panel and set Never pause here on line 2 (on the call to someLibraryFunction
)Set
constructor throwing)
crbug-1401339-set.js
in the Sources panel and set Never pause here on line 2 (on the call to the Set
constructor)Promise
reject callback)
crbug-1401339-reject.js
in the Sources panel and set Never pause here on line 4 (on the throw
statement)reject
), click , and observe the result