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I cannot figure out how to compile everything except the functions defined in my package, and I imagine that is the most useful debugging configuration for everyone.
- The documentation is minimal and outdated.
- The red Enable Compiled Mode button does not change anything when I click it. (Remains a red dot. Lists below do not change.)
- There is a GIGANTIC list of modules under All even though I've only loaded my package. (I assume these are nested dependencies of my package, but how can I manage all of these?)
- There are two different
+buttons next to each module under All which appear to do the exact same thing. (Both switch mode of everything under the dropdown arrow.) - I see no way to batch select multiple modules for compilation. (Clicking each one individually would take forever.)
- Following the instructions under the main
+button next to the red dot also did not work. (Only the explicitly typed-out module was added: none of its dependencies.)


Please add more common shortcuts under the three dots menu, so I don't have to manually add every submodule.

I tried to debug with the "default compiled modules/functions", but my breakpoint was not reached even after 3 hours. The same function call runs natively in 30 seconds.
What am I supposed to do if I can't reach my breakpoint in default mode and don't want to click hundreds of plus buttons to compile all the submodules?
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