Dependent Breakpoints
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Visual Studio 2022 adds a Dependent Breakpoints feature that lets a breakpoint activate only after another one has been hit, demonstrated on a small program where a second action should break only if the first action ran. The demo shows adding a conditional breakpoint, scrolling to only enable when the following breakpoint is hit, selecting the earlier breakpoint, and alternatively right‑clicking Insert Dependent Breakpoint. The dependent breakpoint behaves as expected: it stays inactive until the first breakpoint triggers.
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