If you have a bloc closure like this, called via a method

MyClass>>mySortBlock

	^ [ :a :b | a < b ]

Then, you can paste this code in a playground and debug it (with one stepOver and one stepInto:

anObject := MyClass new.
anObject mySortBlock value: 1 value: 2

In the debugger, try to modify the code of the bloc, for example by adding a halt:

MyClass>>mySortBlock

      ^ [ :a :b | self halt.  a < b ]

and save the changes.

A popup will open, click on "Compile and browse".

A browser will then open on the embedding method with the new code:

Close this browser.

Then, in the debugger, change the code in the bloc again, for example by commenting the halt you've just added:

MyClass>>mySortBlock

      ^ [ :a :b | "self halt."  a < b ]

Save the changes, confirm the popup by clicking "compile and browse".

A browser opens on the method that hasn't been modified: the halt isn't commented:

Expected behavior:

The method should have been recompiled with the new code (i.e: with the commented halt)