Debugger Not Stopping at Break Points

Howdy folks,
I am trying to debug a rule in which I checkout / modify / checkin a renameUser view. I set some break points at the invoke statements for checking out and checking in. The rule is called from my Update User workflow. I know the rule is executing because I am dumping the context to a text xml file. The break points are right before and after the invoke that dumps the context to xml. However, when I update someone the debugger is not breaking in and stopping the thread to let me step through it. I would really like to see why my checkin and checkout invokes are not working, but can't see the error message due to the debugger not stopping...
Does anyone have any advice, clues or ideas to get the debugger to work more correctly?

It's probably running anonymously. That was my issue I think. The break points don't work on anonymous execution. At least not for me. Now, you can specify to use anonymous break points.. But then it breaks at EVERY anonymous break point. I had a hard time stepping through them all to get to what I needed to see execute, before it would time out... good Luck...

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