#1: The python debugger seems to always break at the same line where you last did an F5/Continue.
While debugging python, it stops at a breakpoint.
Clean the breakpoint
Now, single step a bit - preferably into the body of a loop.
Press F5 to continue.
Now, every time thru the loop it breaks at the line where you last F5/Continued.
I can't see to find a way to avoid this - making stopping inside a loop very annoying.
#2:
Actually --- as I try to repro this, it seems much more confusing. Sometime F5 doesn't seem like it does anything.
I think what is happening here is that sometimes when it stops in the debugger, the current line isn't updated. Hitting F10 seems to fix it (Alt+PadStar does not).
Repro here is I set a break at a function call, and another break inside the function (inside a loop).
Start debugger, it stops at the 1st breakpoint.
F5 to continue
It stops again, apparently still at the first break, but then I hit F10, and I'm one line past the 2nd breakpoint.
I will have to experiment more, but #2 might be the real bug - it just sometimes looks like #1.
#3: Debug->DebuggerInformation brings up an empty dialog - no information while debugging Python.