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    Anonymous commented  · 

    You have to have one of the debugging options enabled for this to work. i.e "Break when exception is unhandled" (Ctrl+U) or "Break when an exception is thrown" (Ctrl+').

    This is because Debugger.Break() relies on a debugger being attached.

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    There's an option in the settings to make it default.
    Edit > Preferences > Always shelve changes on exit