I am trying to debug a Python 3 script. When I add a 'set_trace()' call and then run the script normally, the breakpoint is hit but there is no source code displayed. I am running the script in the directory where the script is located.
Notes: 1. I have used pudb for several years and I have never seen this behavior. 2. I have not used pudb for Python 3. All my previous debugging was Python 2. 3. Both Python 2 and 3 have pudb version 2019.2 installed. I used pip for both installations. 4. If I enter the debugger immediately, by using '-m pudb' on the command-line invocation, the source displays correctly. At this point, I can hit 'continue' and the program will run to my set_trace() call, at which point the source displays correctly! 5. All other panes seem to work just fine. I can examine variables and see stack frames, etc. Note: There is no auto-generated code. Any help appreciated, David
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