Disable the "Paused" overlay #1509
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Small comment - please add a line to the changelog. Otherwise LGTM, after analysis errors are fixed. |
annagrin
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Temporarily disables the "Paused" overlay until we check with Chrome DevTools team if there is a way to conditionally show it based on whether they have added their overlay.
Currently what happens is (these can happen in any order):
So we have two overlays (R, S are the resume, skip buttons)
[Paused in Chrome DevTools R S][Paused R S]If a user hits "Resume" in the
[Paused in Chrome DevTools R S], it actually triggers the "Skip" below it, so instead of resuming the debugger skips.