When will a microflow break if a breakpoint is set?

A breakpoint in a microflow serves as a tool for debugging by allowing developers to pause execution at a specific point in the microflow's flow. When a breakpoint is set, the microflow will break whenever the execution reaches that particular line of code or activity. This allows the developer to inspect the current state, variable values, and the flow of execution. Consequently, selecting the option that states the break will occur each time the breakpoint is passed accurately describes the intended functionality of breakpoints in microflows. It enables developers to step through the code, analyze behavior, and correct issues in their logic effectively.

In contrast, the other choices misrepresent how breakpoints operate. A breakpoint does not trigger merely at the start of the microflow; it activates at specific points defined by the developer. It is also not contingent on meeting a separate condition unless that condition specifically defines the flow's logic at the breakpoint itself. Lastly, a breakpoint does not activate at the end of the microflow's execution, since its purpose is to allow for in-progress analysis, not after the microflow has completed.