Debugger ignores breakpoints when using @everywhere

Tooling Juno
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I’m trying to debug a piece of code I didn’t write and I’m having some problems. I’m new to Julia.
In some cases Juno Debugger seems to be ignoring the breakpoints. This is my toy code:

using Debugger

function test_b()
    a    = rand(1:5,10)
    sum(a)
    x = collect(1:2:4)
end

function test5()
    @everywhere sampleDir = "/home/user/test/test-output"
    @everywhere outputDir = "home/user/test/diarization"
    @everywhere n_speakers = 2
    @everywhere mt_step = 0.2
    @everywhere mt_size = 2

    @everywhere st_win = 0.05

    @everywhere la_dim = 35
    a = 1
    b = 2
    print(a+b)
    print("mmm")
    n = test_b()
    m = test_b()

    print(n)

end

The debugger ignores my breakpoints, it never shows my own function test5. It jumps to something called “macros.jl”

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If I delete all the @everywhere lines, then it works OK. Something like this:

using Debugger

function test_b()
    a    = rand(1:5,10)
    sum(a)
    x = collect(1:2:4)
end

function test5()

    a = 1
    b = 2
    print(a+b)
    print("mmm")
    n = test_b()
    m = test_b()

    print(n)

end

In both cases I’m trying to debug with Juno.@run test5()

What can I do to debug code with @everywhere? Outside my toy code I can’t delete those lines.

Thanks a lot.