I'm debugging an ASP.NET Website with C# in Visual Studio. When I set a breakpoint (during debug), over time, the created breakpoint will accumulate many child breakpoints. (See here.)
Now, sometimes when I remove a breakpoint by clicking the red glyph, the breakpoint will still be hit the next time the line is executed, because the child breakpoints persisted.
Removing the breakpoint in the breakpoint window will resolve the problem, but it's annoying to find the correct breakpoint(s) when you have many set. Also, the removal of a breakpoint with many children is quite a slow operation.
So to get to the question, can I disable this creation of child breakpoints, or is there a way to quickly remove all children?
Alternative solutions are appreciated!
Please note that this isn't a duplicate of this: Question on how to remove a Visual Studio Breakpoint, because I'm asking how to deal with the child breakpoints. (Although our intended goal is the same.)
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