Does finish works as expected?

[x-yuri]

Here's the test script:

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'byebug'

def a
  puts 'a:before'
  b
  puts 'a:middle'
  b
  puts 'a:after'
end

def b
  puts 'b'
end

byebug
puts 'before'
a
puts 'after'

finish seem to simply stop after next return:

[1, 10] in ./1.rb
    1: #!/usr/bin/env ruby
    2: require 'byebug'
    3: 
    4: def a
=>  5:   puts 'a:before'
    6:   b
    7:   puts 'a:middle'
    8:   b
    9:   puts 'a:after'
   10: end
(byebug) finish
a:before
b

[2, 11] in ./1.rb
    2: require 'byebug'
    3: 
    4: def a
    5:   puts 'a:before'
    6:   b
=>  7:   puts 'a:middle'
    8:   b
    9:   puts 'a:after'
   10: end
   11: 
(byebug) finish
a:middle
b

[4, 13] in ./1.rb
    4: def a
    5:   puts 'a:before'
    6:   b
    7:   puts 'a:middle'
    8:   b
=>  9:   puts 'a:after'
   10: end
   11: 
   12: def b
   13:   puts 'b'
(byebug)

I'd expect it to end up here:

[10, 19] in ./2.rb
   10: end
   11: 
   12: def b
   13:   puts 'b'
   14: end
   15: 
   16: byebug
   17: puts 'before'
   18: a
=> 19: puts 'after'

For me current frame is method a, what is it for you? Am I doing it wrong?

[deivid-rodriguez]

No, you're not. I expect exactly the same behavior as you do. If this is reproduced against last master, I'll try to fix it tomorrow. Thanks for finding this out.

[deivid-rodriguez]

Yep, I can reproduce this. Will fix it ASAP.

[deivid-rodriguez]

@x-yuri Could you try last master and confirm this is fixed?

[x-yuri]

Thanks, it's fixed.

[deivid-rodriguez]

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