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When using the Node.js inspector to step over the final iteration of a loop iterating over a Python iterable, when Python throws the final exception, V8 crashes.
Seems to happen only in async contexts.
The crash is caused by V8 unable to identify the correct handler to step over.
Another workaround is to simply set up a manual breakpoint in the iterator on this line (the line that throws when the end of the iterable is reached):
Once this breakpoint has been triggered, the V8 debugger will correctly identify the source of the exception and won't crash - even if the breakpoint is removed.
When using the Node.js inspector to step over the final iteration of a loop iterating over a Python iterable, when Python throws the final exception, V8 crashes.
Seems to happen only in async contexts.
The crash is caused by V8 unable to identify the correct handler to step over.
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