Using SE28 on Windows 10.
I have breakpoints set in a Java source file. When the breakpoint is hit, I expected the source window to move to show the line with the breakpoint that was hit. If I am viewing a different source buffer, then it works - the buffer is switched to the correct source file and the cursor is move to the line with the breakpoint. However, if the buffer with the breakpoint line is already active and the cursor is elsewhere in that file, when the breakpoint is hit, the buffer content flashes very briefly and the cursor is still on the line that it was on before instead of moving to the breakpoint line.
Is there an option somewhere that I've changed or is this a bug and SE should always move to the line with the breakpoint?