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I try all the time, but I always end up having to wrestle a trillion calls into some library code that has 0 relevance to me, and if the issue is happening at s
by sensanaty 1y ago
I try all the time, but I always end up having to wrestle a trillion calls into some library code that has 0 relevance to me, and if the issue is happening at some undetermined point in the chain, you basically have to step through it all to get an idea for where things are going wrong.
On the other hand, the humble console.log() just works without requiring insanely tedious and frustrating debugger steps.
- cyberax 1y agoI mean, "step over" and "go to line" exist...