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Would be nice to be able to click run and it ignores breakpoints and completes the debug session. When I see this problem: 1: When a breakpoint is in a loop. You only have two choices, stop all debugging. Or remove the all the break points in the loop, click run, then set up all the break points again. Say you're deleting some customers (using a simple foreach) all my break points are in a file dealing with restocking each customers order items. My break points are sprinkled around 5 or 6 files. Annoying! 2: Set up lots of break points, start to debug, see that the error conditions are not met, want to just run. Only choice is to stop everything or click [Continue (F5)] 1 million times. :) monk.e.boy
Yes, we should add an option to ignore all breakpoints as an enhancement. Until this is done, you can easily disable/enable particular breakpoints in Breakpoints window. If you change the grouping to Projects, you can easily disable all breakpoints that are set in a project.
(In reply to Martin Entlicher from comment #1) > Yes, we should add an option to ignore all breakpoints as an enhancement. > > Until this is done, you can easily disable/enable particular breakpoints in > Breakpoints window. If you change the grouping to Projects, you can easily > disable all breakpoints that are set in a project. Ignore all breakpoints was introduced in 7.4 - see https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=79027