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When you press "step into" the debugger just keeps running, it however stops at set breakpoints. This is a severe regression!
Apparently this might be caused by something else, I backed down to build 20130323 a point where I'm sure it worked, but still no go... Suggestions? I have a few earlier build too where I'm definatly sure it worked, will try them too...
For some reason it is apparent that java debugger has stopped working properly, I've backed down to build 20130222 and the same problem persists. I also completly removed all that is Netbeans (deleting caches, saves et.c) and reinstalled it, but to no avail. Any clues as where to look? I think this is a local phenomena...
I am sorry Kent. I have no recommendation for you. Maybe Martin will have some hint...
It would be best if you could reproduce this behavior in some sample project and provide the project with steps to reproduce. I do not have any particular idea of what's the cause here, maybe try to verify your stepping filters in Options and list of enabled/disabled source roots.
Ops, did I forget this, I found the problem. There is an update to the debugger that fails if installed in a version before 20130323 and that in conjunction with that unchecking the "Update IDE" seems to have no effect and the update is installed anyway unless you install the IDE with a disabled network connection.
(In reply to comment #5) > Ops, did I forget this, I found the problem. > There is an update to the debugger that fails if installed in a version before > 20130323 and that in conjunction with that unchecking the "Update IDE" seems to > have no effect and the update is installed anyway unless you install the IDE > with a disabled network connection. Just to clarify; making a *VERYCLEAN* installation of 20130328 and later does not have this problem. (*VERYCLEAN* == uninstall, delete cache and userdir)