django-pycharm-breakpoint
App for Django to enter PyCharm debugger on uncaught exceptions
Free software: BSD license
Features
Uncaught exceptions in django view implementations (and middlewares) will trigger the PyCharm debugger
Installation
You can install the plugin by running
pip install django-pycharm-breakpoint
In settings.py add django-pycharm-breakpoint to your INSTALLED_APPS
INTALLED_APPS += [‘django_pycharm_breakpoint’]
Usage
When running in the PyCharm debugger and the package is installed and added to the INSTALLED_APPS django setting, any uncaught exception will trigger a breakpoint in PyCharm.
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