Script Debugger impersonation support
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- UpdatedJan 30, 2025
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Script Debugger impersonation support
You can use the Script Debugger while impersonating another user, but only if the impersonated user has the script_debugger role and has read access to the target script.
While impersonating another user, you can:
- See and change breakpoints that belong to the impersonated user.
- View and pause on scripts that the impersonated user has read access to.
- Evaluate expressions in Console on behalf of the impersonated user.
The Script Debugger step-through controls also use the read access of the impersonated user. For example, if the impersonated user does not have read access to a function in the call stack, any Step into action instead becomes a Step over action.
The impersonated debugging session lasts until:
- You stop impersonating the user.
- You log out or the user session ends.
- You pause the Script Debugger.
- You close the Script Debugger.
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