Reputation: 13929
I am using inline byebug
to stop the program execution and debug, from rails console or from a running rails server.
I have to debug a very repetitive loop, and I need to put a byebug in the middle of that loop.
After debugging, it seems my options are either to keep pressing c until I can get out of my loop, or abort the console execution execution with exit
or something similar. But then I need to reload the whole environment.
Is it possible to just tell byebug to skip next byebug
lines until the request (rails server) or until the command (rails console) finishes ?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 3006
Reputation: 4657
I do this a couple ways:
1.
large_array.each.with_index do |item, index|
byebug if index == 0 # or any other condition, e.g. item.some_method?
# ...
end
b <line_number>
. You can clear the breakpoint later at one of the prompts.Upvotes: 1