I am unable to magnify your photo to see what insect you are referring to.  However, most insects do damage specific to a particular part of a plant.  These seem to prefer leaves.  It shouldn't affect the fruit unless the plant doesn't have enough energy to do so.  I am giving you a link to a page about various insects.  However, you can purchase an insecticide that is labeled for edibles so the fruit will still be able to be eaten.  Read the labell and/or ask for help at your locally owned garden center.  You could even bring one of the insects in with you for help in identifying it.  https://extension.umn.edu/yard-and-garden-insects/flower-insects

I was referring to a green worm on the top of the leaf edge in the first picture.  
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It is still not clear enough to see particulars.  It is most probably cankerworms.  Although the link refers to trees, they also infest shrubs.  Open the drop down box for spring/fall cankerworms.  https://extension.umn.edu/yard-and-garden-insects/caterpillars-ornamental-plants