Aaron Meurer <[email protected]> writes: > (to be sure, I didn't test this, so I could be completely wrong) > > The saved breakpoints in the file .config/pudb/saved-breakpoints are like > > b /path/to/lib/python2.7/abc.py:12 > > meaning that it will only be hit for that exact file (meaning Python > 2.7 in that install location). > > Sure, pudb will *see* that breakpoint, but it won't actually break > there, because that file will never be run.
Ok, globally shared breakpoints are fine by me, too. I'm thereby back to not having a strong opinion on just about anything. :) Somchai--I'd very much appreciate if you could briefly explain what use case prompted you to propose the Py2/3 split, so that we can make an informed decision. Thanks! Andreas
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