Avoid crashing debugged program with a bdb.BdbQuit exception ☠️#694
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Avoid crashing debugged program with a bdb.BdbQuit exception ☠️#694eMPee584 wants to merge 1 commit intoinducer:mainfrom
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Thanks for the contribution! Unfortunately, I don't think this is quite the right approach, and I'm not super sold anything needs fixing. First, it's important to distinguish two scenarios: If the program is run via |
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Finally got into using
pudbfor developing https://github.com/ranger/ranger/ but was annoyed by the crash everytime I wanted to quit the debugger.. wonder why this hasn't been reported before? but was happy the fix is so simple after diving into it a bit. Or do you think this is the wrong approach?