Michael Bayer wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
Easiest way to trap it is to monkeypatch Session.rollback(), or whatever
rollback you think you might be calling, with a def that calls
pdb.set_trace() or dumps a stack trace using inspect().
Any chance of SA growing the ability to do the latter itself?
Again, I really don't know what you mean here, unless you're asking for a
"enable_pdb=True" keyword on rollback() or something, which I doubt.
I'm asking for an "enable_trace=True" which would be like echo=True
except *in addition* would do the equivalent[1] of logging with
exc_info=true.
cheers,
Chris
[1] I'm not sure you could actually use exc_info=True, since no
exception will have been raised at this point, you just need a repr of
the current strack trace.
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