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Hi,
I would like to trace the http request handling of Django in my development environment.
But I am sure that the bug is in my code, not in the code of Django.
I would like to see every line of my code, excluding Django, standard library and other libraries.
I had a look at the arguments which snoop() accepts, but I think it is not possible up to now.
snoop()
Would you accept a PR which implements this?
Do you have a hint how to implement this?
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This is a good idea. How would you propose an API for that would look like? I have some thoughts but I want to hear yours first.
@alexmojaki If you'll have any opinion about this, I'll be happy to hear it.
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Link to the equivalent issue: alexmojaki/snoop#51
To do something similar now In PySnooper I think you'd have to override Tracer._is_internal_frame.
Tracer._is_internal_frame
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Hi,
I would like to trace the http request handling of Django in my development environment.
But I am sure that the bug is in my code, not in the code of Django.
I would like to see every line of my code, excluding Django, standard library and other libraries.
I had a look at the arguments which
snoop()
accepts, but I think it is not possible up to now.Would you accept a PR which implements this?
Do you have a hint how to implement this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: