In a normal java project with e.g. JUnit 4 test classes:
I want to debug either the whole test class currently open in the editor, or one specific test case.
I know Ctrl+Shift+F10 will run the relevant test when the cursor is on the class declaration or test method declaration, and I know I can click on the little green arrow to debug or run code coverage.
My question is - is there a hotkey? Is it possible to set one? All this mouse business tends to really ruin my flow.
Thanks!
To answer my own question - yes!
The relevant keymap is called Debug context configuration, screenshot attached below in which I bound it to Ctrl+Shift+F11
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