Visual Studio - Break On All Exceptions
An app should throw exceptions when something exceptional happens. However, developers should design apps and APIs so that under regular use, exceptions do not occur. Exceptions are an excellent way to tell the debugger or logging tools that something went wrong. When debugging with the break on all exceptions feature is turned on, it is possible to get information about what went wrong immediately. However, by default, Visual Studio projects don’t have this feature turned on. This article is a guide on how to turn on and use this feature. Exceptions carry a stack trace with them, so they can provide a wealth of information about where the Exception arose from and why. Breaking in the debugger on all exceptions can help to diagnose issues at the source. This guide targets Visual Studio on Windows, but the feature is very similar...
Christian Findlay
Jul 14, 2019
