>>> stop()This drops you into a pdb prompt, with stdout properly redirected back to the console.
But what's really cool about this is that you can then go to another shell and type:
% make LPCONFIG=testrunner run
and now you'll be able to hit launchpad.dev with the exact state of
your page test. This is great if you want to see why a particular
element that your test expects is missing, or whatever, without having
to manually reproduce all the state in the test.
There's one small problem though. This sometimes rebuilds wadl- testrunner.xml, which causes a spurious diff you have to manually revert. I'm wondering if there's an easy way to avoid regenerating that file?
-Barry
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