I've used Visual Studio 2008 to 2017, all having this feature as shown below:
The yellow arrow(debug pointer) which can be used to manipulate executing line(or execution flow) while debugging, thus allowing the user to move the arrow simply by using mouse.
In Visual Studio Code, the arrow is there to show the executing line as shown below:
But it(debug pointer) can't be manipulated or moved using mouse, to change the executing line(or execution flow) while debugging.
Is there any setting which has to be changed in Visual Studio Code to enable this feature?