Allow reentrant breakpoint on Ruby 3.1 #558
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On Ruby 3.1 there is `TracePoint.allow_reentry` method to allow reentrant TracePoint events and it allows us to enable nested breakpoints.
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The issue has been resolved in ruby/debug#558 and has been released since version 1.5.0
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On Ruby 3.1 there is
TracePoint.allow_reentrymethod to allowreentrant TracePoint events and it allows us to enable nested
breakpoints.