debugger runs code _after_ stopping on unhandled exception

[Spongman]

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Environment data

• debugpy version: 2025.10.0
• OS and version: windows 10.0.19045.6218
• Python version Python 3.9.21
• Using VS Code or Visual Studio: vscode 1.103.2

Actual behavior

debug this

class TestInstance:
    def __init__(self):
        print('__init__')
        pass

    def __enter__(self):
        print('__enter__')
        return self

    def __exit__(self, excType, exc, tb):
        print('__exit__')
        pass

def test():
    with TestInstance() as ti:
        print('yield')
        yield ti

for ti in test():
    print('raise')
    raise Exception

it prints

__init__
__enter__
yield
raise
__exit__

and stops at the raise line (because it's an unhandled exception)

it shouldn't print this __exit__. it should stop on the raise.

[rchiodo]

You're stopping on uncaught exceptions. That means the exception has already bubbled out. I believe what you want is 'raised' exceptions. That will stop on the raise and not after all the handlers have happened.