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narfdotpl/debug

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Last release: 10/12/2016

Provides a simple way to start an interactive Python debugger with a single statement, by importing `debug` (it also sets up syntax highlighting, tab completion, and a readable `dir()` alternative). Useful for quickly switching from `print` style debugging to an interactive debugging console without needing to learn `pdb` commands.

Project status

  • The repository appears to be in maintenance mode, with the last observed upstream push dated 2016-11-01, and no evidence of newer updates beyond v0.3.2 (2016-10-12).
  • Update cadence from the provided data is infrequent, with updates spanning 2015-03 (v0.3.1) to 2015-03-28 (v0.3.0), then to 2016-10-12 (v0.3.2).

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Recent updates

  • v0.3.2

    10/12/2016

    Release v0.3.2 has no publisher-provided release notes in the provided data. The code diff shows a small import-behavior fix around how the package monkeypatches Python's builtin __import__.

  • v0.3.1

    3/31/2015

    Release v0.3.1 bumps the package version to 0.3.1. The only functional change in the diff is adjusting the minimum required version of the ipdb dependency in setup.py.

  • v0.3.0

    3/28/2015

    Release v0.3.0 was published on 2015-03-28, but the publisher did not include any release notes or description of changes. Because no notes are provided, it is not possible to identify new features, breaking changes, bug fixes, or security/performance updates from the release text alone.

  • v0.2.1

    4/6/2013

    v0.2.1 updates the package metadata and history. The only functional change in the diff is relaxing the ipdb dependency constraint to allow newer ipdb versions.

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  • v0.2.0

    10/26/2011

    No release notes were provided for v0.2.0 in the supplied release_notes data. The code changes in this version significantly alter how the debugger is started, including swapping the underlying debugger integration and adding behavior to support repeated imports.

  • v0.1.0

    5/8/2011

    Release v0.1.0 was published on 2011-05-08, but no release notes were provided. Because the publisher supplied no details about changes, this release cannot be assessed for API compatibility, bug fixes, or migration requirements based on release documentation alone.