In my case, I tend to leave debug level logs around my code. They are statically disabled in deploys so I can just turn on debug logs locally to see. One thing

In my case, I tend to leave debug level logs around my code. They are statically disabled in deploys so I can just turn on debug logs locally to see. One thing I've noticed doing both .NET and Rust at work is that I often do use my Jetbrains debugger for C# but rarely do I use gdb or lldb for my Rust. Rust feels a lot easier to stick a few more debug logs than it is to use the debugger. C# being VM based means it has a first class debugger that is invaluable to the language (I often joke that our C# code follows Debug Driven Development)