Blazor Debugger Strange Behavior in VS

private async Task OnUpdateFilter((FilterRequestModel request, bool isClose) filterchangeArgs){    FilterRequestModel = filterchangeArgs.request;    var dayToday = DateOnly.FromDateTime(DateTime.Now);    List<string> userList = (FilterRequestModel.AssignedUserList != null) ? FilterRequestModel.AssignedUserList.Select(x => x.Id).ToList() : new List<string>();    var goalTitles = filterchangeArgs.request.GoalTitle?.Split(",").ToList();    var filterApplyScheduledWorkItems = ListedWorkItems        .Where(x => (!FilterRequestModel.FrogOnly || dailyPlanParameter.Contains(x.PlanParameters))&& (FilterRequestModel.ExpireDate == null || x.PlannedEndDate <= FilterRequestModel.ExpireDate))        .ToList();    FilteredListedWorkItems = filterApplyScheduledWorkItems        .Where(x => (x.PlannedEndDate > dayToday)&& (FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains(x.GoalTitle) || FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains("All")))        .ToList();    ScheduledWorkItems = filterApplyScheduledWorkItems        .Where(x => (x.PlannedEndDate != null && x.PlannedEndDate <= dayToday)&& (FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains(x.GoalTitle) || FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains("All")))        .ToList();    FilteredScheduledWorkItems = filterApplyScheduledWorkItems        .Where(x => (x.PlannedEndDate != null && x.PlannedEndDate <= dayToday)&& (FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains(x.GoalTitle) || FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Contains("All")))        .ToList();    if (FrogItemsList != null)    {        foreach (var item in FrogItemsList)        {            FilteredScheduledWorkItems.RemoveAll(x => x.Title == item.Title);        }    }    FilteredScheduledWorkItems.AddRange(FrogItemsList);    foreach (var item in FilteredScheduledWorkItems)    {        FilteredListedWorkItems.RemoveAll(x => x.Title == item.Title);    }    FilteredCount = 0;    if (FilterRequestModel.FrogOnly)    {        FilteredCount++;    }    if (FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList is not null)    {        FilteredCount += FilterRequestModel.GetGoalList.Count();    }    if (FilterRequestModel.ExpireDate is not null)    {        FilteredCount++;    }    if (filterchangeArgs.isClose)    {        HideAllDialogs();    }    await InvokeAsync(StateHasChanged);}

When I break pont at this line

            List<string> userList = (FilterRequestModel.AssignedUserList != null) ? FilterRequestModel.AssignedUserList.Select(x => x.Id).ToList() : new List<string>();

and press F10 in debugger the next marked line is here

foreach (var item in FilteredScheduledWorkItems)

on the "in". So it jums over about 20 Lines of code? When I put brackpoints in the overstepped lines it stops and the values are also right, but how is it possible that it dont jump to the next line, which is

var goalTitles = filterchangeArgs.request.GoalTitle?.Split(",").ToList();

when I press F10. Anybody seen this before?

I am getting a strange situation in debugger that it jumps over about 20 lines of code with F10.