Supports play and play in non-debug mode

[CodeLazier]

Fed up with the behavior of triggering a breakpoint after debugging and forgetting to remove the breakpoint, or being able to simply disable/enable all breakpoints. most ide and vscode can support both of these actions.

[Calinou]

This is already implemented in 3.5 and 4.0. You can skip all breakpoints while running the project by clicking the red circle button in the top-right corner of the Debugger bottom panel (highlighted with a blue rectangle around it on the screenshot):

[CodeLazier]

Yes but I don't feel intuitive enough. Because debugger panel defaults to a collapsed state, if I want to run non-debugging I have to click on debug tab, then click skip breakpoint, and then play project, the debug panel will collapse again by default after stop.

Because debug and non-debug runs are repeatedly switching operations in development. So I wanted to have at least one button to run enable skip breakpoint -> play project -> disable skip breakpoint to speed up the debugging experience.

[Calinou]

If you don't intend to use any of the debugger features, you can run the project from a terminal. This can be done while the editor is open.