Debugger. Stepping

Use this page to improve the debug stepping speed and specify the elements to be skipped while stepping.

.NET Languages

Item	Description
Always do smart step into	This option lets you automatically use Smart Step Into to choose a call to step into when you invoke Step Into `F7` in a line that contains multiple method calls.
Show already executed calls in 'Smart Step Into'	This option defines whether to allow Smart Step Into to step into nested calls that were already executed in the current debugger context. When this option is enabled, the executed calls appear with the execute again tags in the selector:

Item

Description

Always do smart step into

This option lets you automatically use Smart Step Into to choose a call to step into when you invoke Step Into F7 in a line that contains multiple method calls.

Show already executed calls in 'Smart Step Into'

This option defines whether to allow Smart Step Into to step into nested calls that were already executed in the current debugger context.

When this option is enabled, the executed calls appear with the execute again tags in the selector:

JetBrains Rider: Smart step into - stepping into selected call

JavaScript

Item Description

Do not step into library scripts Select this checkbox to suppress stepping into library scripts while debugging.

Do not step into scripts

Select this checkbox to suppress stepping into certain scripts while debugging. Use the toolbar buttons to manage the list of scripts to be skipped.

Item	Shortcut	Description
	`Alt+Insert`	Click this button to add a new script filter. In the dialog that opens, type the names of files to be skipped or use wildcards. For example, if you want to always skip JavaScript files, type `*.js`.
	`Alt+Delete`	Click this button to delete the selected filter from the list.
	`Enter`	Click this button to edit the selected filter.
/		Use these buttons to arrange filters as required.
		Click this button to create a copy of the selected filter.

Last modified: 16 July 2021