How do we ensure that the execution stops at the breakpoints defined in the producer module during debugging?

The assertion that the execution stops at the breakpoints defined in the producer module during debugging is fundamentally tied to the relationship between producer and consumer modules in OutSystems.

To ensure that debugging occurs effectively at breakpoints in the producer module, you indeed need to set the Input Module property correctly to define the connection between the consumer and the producer modules. By associating the consumer module with the producer module through this setting, you establish a clear pathway for execution. This is vital because if the modules are not properly linked, breakpoints in the producer will not be recognized during debugging sessions initiated from the consumer.

While it might seem sufficient to merely set breakpoints in the producer module, without the appropriate configuration to define how the consumer interacts with the producer, the debugger wouldn't be able to halt execution at those designated breakpoints. Therefore, properly setting the Input Module property is critical for enabling effective debugging and ensuring that attention can be directed to any issues that may arise in the producer module during the execution of the consumer module.