How to remove debugging red dot in VSCode v1.28.2

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I casually pressed a key, i don't know which one, i want to remove it from the view, i don't use VScode debugger at all.

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I read the docs but it's unclear.

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I casually pressed a key, i don't know which one, i want to remove it from the view, i don't use VScode debugger at all.

enter image description here

I read the docs but it's unclear.

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

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asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

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up vote
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I casually pressed a key, i don't know which one, i want to remove it from the view, i don't use VScode debugger at all.

enter image description here

I read the docs but it's unclear.

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

I casually pressed a key, i don't know which one, i want to remove it from the view, i don't use VScode debugger at all.

enter image description here

I read the docs but it's unclear.

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edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

edited Nov 8 at 10:36

Kanak

2,61121223

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

asked Nov 8 at 10:19

AlexNikonov

308

add a comment |

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Click on the editor margin

(Top Bar) Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint

(Icon on The left) Debug -> Breakpoint section -> Mouse Over -> Remove all breakpoints

should remove the breakpoint

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

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clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

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To remove all breakpoints (red dot) you need go to Command Palette -> Debug and choose Remove all breakpoints from dropdown list.
More is in
Docs

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

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the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
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F9

Click on the editor margin

(Top Bar) Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint

(Icon on The left) Debug -> Breakpoint section -> Mouse Over -> Remove all breakpoints

should remove the breakpoint

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

F9

Click on the editor margin

(Top Bar) Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint

(Icon on The left) Debug -> Breakpoint section -> Mouse Over -> Remove all breakpoints

should remove the breakpoint

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

accepted

F9

Click on the editor margin

(Top Bar) Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint

(Icon on The left) Debug -> Breakpoint section -> Mouse Over -> Remove all breakpoints

should remove the breakpoint

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

F9

Click on the editor margin

(Top Bar) Debug -> Toggle Breakpoint

(Icon on The left) Debug -> Breakpoint section -> Mouse Over -> Remove all breakpoints

should remove the breakpoint

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

edited Nov 8 at 11:50

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

answered Nov 8 at 11:01

vfle

57115

clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

add a comment |

clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

clicking on it doesnt do anything, i use mac ( i didnt mention it in the question), i turned on f1-f12 in mac preferences but that didnt work. I found a solution through Command Palette
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 11:25

According to code.visualstudio.com/shortcuts/keyboard-shortcuts-macos.pdf F9 should work for mac too.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:28

add a comment |

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down vote

To remove all breakpoints (red dot) you need go to Command Palette -> Debug and choose Remove all breakpoints from dropdown list.
More is in
Docs

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 12:30

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

To remove all breakpoints (red dot) you need go to Command Palette -> Debug and choose Remove all breakpoints from dropdown list.
More is in
Docs

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 12:30

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

To remove all breakpoints (red dot) you need go to Command Palette -> Debug and choose Remove all breakpoints from dropdown list.
More is in
Docs

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

To remove all breakpoints (red dot) you need go to Command Palette -> Debug and choose Remove all breakpoints from dropdown list.
More is in
Docs

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

edited Nov 8 at 12:29

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

answered Nov 8 at 11:30

AlexNikonov

308

the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 12:30

add a comment |

the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 12:30

the link is for Visual studio, not code.
– vfle
Nov 8 at 11:37

@vfle thanks, i corrected that to the right one :)
– AlexNikonov
Nov 8 at 12:30

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