Add #line directive when running scripts #1069
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According to https://www.michalkomorowski.com/2016/10/roslyn-how-to-create-custom-debuggable_27.html, we can add
#line
directive to let the debugger know where the exception occursBefore, the debugger doesn't point to the exact line in the custom script:
After, now the line is highlighted: