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I often use breakpoints to bookmark lines of code, but I don't know how to find them if my server is not running in debug (using the debug view) because debug does not show up in my bottom gutter.
 
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I love this question, it totally justifies why we wrote about this in the Getting to Know IntelliJ IDEA book!

Use shift cmd f8 (mac) or ctrl shift f8 (win/Linux) to bring up a list of all your breakpoints
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Thanks Trisha.  

I'm adding that to my collection of how to notes on Intellij.
 
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