Debugging functions with log macros is very annoying

[fredrikekre]

For example:

julia> function f()
           x = rand(4)
           @info "hello"
           y = rand(4)
           return x, y
       end
f (generic function with 1 method)

julia> @enter f()
[ Info: Loading Debugger ...
In f() at REPL[1]:1
 1  function f()
>2      x = rand(4)
 3      @info "hello"
 4      y = rand(4)
 5      return x, y
 6  end

About to run: (rand)(4)
1|debug> n
In f() at REPL[1]:1
 382  let
 383      level = $level
 384      # simplify std_level code emitted, if we know it is one of our global constants
 385      std_level = $(level isa Symbol ? :level : :(level isa $LogLevel ? level : convert($LogLevel, level)::$LogLevel))
>386      if std_level >= $(_min_enabled_level)[]
 387          group = $(log_data._group)
 388          _module = $(log_data._module)
 389          logger = $(current_logger_for_env)(std_level, group, _module)
 390          if !(logger === nothing)

About to run: (getindex)(Base.RefValue{Base.CoreLogging.LogLevel}(Debug))

There seems to be no easy way to step out of the logging code so you kinda have to n your way through it...