Debugging a 3-core project on SC58x (such as ADZS-SC589-EZLITE dev board), CCES doesn't automatically shift breakpoint focus to Core 2 after Cores 0 and 1 are started.

This issue is just a very small inconvenience problem,  but I'd like to ask anyway.

When I debug a 3-core project on ADZS-SC589-EZLITE development board,  such as the "ThreeCore_SC589" example included in the dev board support package,  CCES first loads executable code in memory then hits the automatic/default breakpoint in first statement of main() in the Core 0 project.  The focus in the Debug window is automatically on that breakpoint so that I can simply press the F5 key or click the resume button on the toolbar to start Core 0 running:

After I press the F5 key, Core 0 starts running and the automatic/default breakpoint for Core 1 main() function is hit.  The focus in the Debug window automatically shifts to this breakpoint and I can can simply press the F5 key or click the resume button on the toolbar to start Core 1 running:

After I press the F5 key,  Core 1 starts running, however the focus in the Debug window does not automatically shift to the Core 2 breakpoint,  Core 1 remains highlighted:

Now I am unable to simply press F5 key to start Core 2 running - I must use the mouse to click on Core 2 in the Debug window (highlight Core 2) and then I can use F5 or the Resume button to start Core 2 running.

My question:  Why doesn't CCES automatically shift its breakpoint focus to Core 2 after I start Core 1?  Is there some setting adjustment which will change CCES behavior to automatically shift focus to Core 2 in the situation described above?

I know this is a very small issue - but sitting at a lab bench all day starting many many debug sessions,  it starts to become annoying.

Thanks in advance for your help!

LRC