Use breakpoint() to print out filename, line number, and data. For Python 3.7+
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PrintBreakpoint
Use breakpoint() to print out filename, line number, and data. For Python 3.7+
Install with pip:
pip install printbreakpoint
Update the PYTHONBREAKPOINT environment variable (available starting in Python 3.7):
export PYTHONBREAKPOINT=printbreakpoint.pb
Now when you add a breakpoint() to your code, it will show the output from pb.
def some_function(a):
breakpoint()
return a
Prints
pb | some_file.py:3 in some_function
Any data you pass to the breakpoint() will be added to the output.
Change the environment variable back to the default when you’re ready to continue using pdb.
export PYTHONBREAKPOINT=
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