If it were a week to actually get better productivity, and that setup never broke later, then sure. It doesn't really help because of how few things are actuall

If it were a week to actually get better productivity, and that setup never broke later, then sure. It doesn't really help because of how few things are actually runnable in the debugger (basically just unit tests). Nobody else on my team even uses the debugger, they only use IDEs out of comfort, and so far they've had to switch IDEs 3 times in 3 years. Past jobs had similar caveats. The only time I've ever been able to use a debugger consistently was in school.