Question Restarting a scene while in debug mode (using vs)

I have a "problem" that drives me insane:

how do I restart a scene in unity, through Visual Studio's debug mode?
At first, I of course tried the restart button:

I have no idea what it does, but it certainly doesn't restart the scene.
Every time, when I want to restart the scene, I have to:
1. exit debug mode
2. go to unity and close the game
3. re-enter to debug mode
4. re-open the game.
This is VERY annoying.
How to fix it?

 

VS does not directly give you any control over Unity's scene loading.

Are you saying that you can't get the basic execution restarted after a breakpoint?

Otherwise, you shouldn't need to disconnect the debugger... most of the time, as long as you can get your breakpoints out of the way "enough" that Unity can freely run, then you press STOP/START and off you go.

 

You implement a method that reloads the scene.

Most easily with a component that (only in DEBUG builds) reloads the currently active scene when the user presses Ctrl+R for instance.

 

The purpose of that button is to restart the application that the debugger is attached to.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/debugger-feature-tour?view=vs-2022#:~:text=Restart your app quickly