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While doing pair-programming on an React project with Visual Studio Professional 2017, my partner was working on my machine and disabled some debugger option to see less warnings. I want to undo what he did, but he is not available any more, so that's why I am asking here. I remember faintly that he said something about disabling "some breaking".

I am sure it must be somewhere in the options window which appears after Debug > Options and on that popup somewhere under the entry Debugging. I attached a screenshot of Debugging > General. I already tried the toggling the 3rd check-box, but that did not do the trick.

Screenshot of the popup window 'Debug > Options'

The interesting thing is that in the sub-window Output I used to see all those exceptions logged, but I do not see them anymore.

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B--rian
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  • @AlexF If you are talking about the **Error List** sub-window. Nothing has been showing here, what happened is that app stopped while running in debug-mode (like while doing breakpointing), the file with the unhandled exception showed up in VS, and a popup with the corresponding exception. – B--rian Nov 14 '19 at 12:48
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    Can you check if any of these settings help? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13239325/how-to-find-reason-of-failed-build-without-any-error-or-warning – mybrave Nov 14 '19 at 12:50
  • @mybrave If you are referring to the answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/27425455/8330162 - I just tried that, this was not what I am after, this seems to increase the verbose level, but does not affect the breaking behavior, I think. – B--rian Nov 14 '19 at 12:54
  • One more idea - do you mean breaking on exception? if yes then you can set that in Debug > Windows > Exception Settings - check the exceptions where you want to "Break when Thrown" or use Restore to default. – mybrave Nov 14 '19 at 14:08

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