Fix a small mistake in ExceptionFilterOptions#250
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connor4312 merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:gh-pagesfrom Feb 28, 2022
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Fix a small mistake in ExceptionFilterOptions#250connor4312 merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:gh-pagesfrom
ExceptionFilterOptions#250connor4312 merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:gh-pagesfrom
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The description of `ExceptionFilterOptions` currently states that it is used in the `setExceptionsFilter`, which does not exist in the specification. It is however used in the `setExceptionBreakpoints` request so this is probably just a wording error.
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The description of
ExceptionFilterOptionscurrently states that it is used in thesetExceptionsFilter, which does not exist in the specification.It is however used in the
setExceptionBreakpointsrequest so I assume this is just a wording error, hence the PR.