Today I cam across a situation, which made me think about an new feature in Visual Studio Debugger.
But first about the scenario: I've been debugging a component test, and wanted to stop the debugger. But the same time - I couldn't do that, as that won't take the execution through the normal cleanup flow, defined in a finally block.
Then I thought about the feature I've started with, and here is the link to it: http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/5624050-stopping-debug-session-to-go-through-the-defined
So please read it and vote for it !
But first about the scenario: I've been debugging a component test, and wanted to stop the debugger. But the same time - I couldn't do that, as that won't take the execution through the normal cleanup flow, defined in a finally block.
Then I thought about the feature I've started with, and here is the link to it: http://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/121579-visual-studio/suggestions/5624050-stopping-debug-session-to-go-through-the-defined
So please read it and vote for it !
