Is there the equivalent of next in Pry?

Question

I don't see a way of just going to the next line when using pry as a debugger. All I can find is to edit the method and move binding.pry to the next line. Is there such a feature?

22:     def scan path
23:         @last_line_had_text, @files_read, @hands_read = nil, 0, 0
24:         Find.find(path){ |file_name|
=> 25:          binding.pry
26:             read_file(file_name) if file_name.include?(".txt")
27:         }
28:     end

Answer 1

If you want (this and more) debugging features you'll need to use pry_debug: https://github.com/Mon-Ouie/pry_debug

Answer 2

Ctrl+D, you can jump to next break or exit

Answer 3

Recommend to use pry-byebug if ruby version >2.0

Answer 4

You can also use ruby-debug_pry which integrates pry as a ruby-debug command, enabling you to easily switch back and forth between the two.

A new project called pry-nav is now the recommended way to do this.

Answer 5

If using Using MRI 1.9.2+ then there is a new project, pry-debugger, that is now the recommended replacement for pry-nav. It's by the same author as pry-nav and is faster.