Breaking on uncaught exceptions does not behave similar to breaking on raised exceptions

[DonJayamanne]

def one():
    try:
        raise ArithmeticError()
    except ArithmeticError:
        print("handled")
    raise ArithmeticError()
one()

Scenario 1

• Ensure Raised Exceptions is selected
• Debug and VS Code will break on line 3 and a Red message "PAUSED ON EXCEPTION" is displayed
• User now knows there's an exception

Message received by VS Code:

{"body": {"reason": "exception", "threadId": 3}, "type": "event", "event": "stopped", "seq": 6}

Scenario 2

• Ensure Raised Exceptions is not selected and Uncaught Exceptions is selected
• Debug and VS Code will break on line 5 and a message "PAUSED ON PAUSE is displayed
• Not a meaningful break reason (it should indicate it broke due to an exception)

Message received by VS Code:

{"body": {"reason": "pause", "threadId": 3}, "type": "event", "event": "stopped", "seq": 6}