Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated

d.ostrovsky -AT- idaia.de
Tue, 09 Apr 2013 13:47:22 +0200

Quoting Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@suse.com>:


        Michael - as/when a python unit test fails - can we make the magic
environment variables that are listed include some debugging
instructions that include the "py-bt" detail etc. so that everything
needed is in the failure message ? when we're in the automatic trace
collection mode (I forget what env. var that is) do we dump the python
pieces as well ? Also - can we distribute / include / install the magic
that makes 'py-bt' work - not sure it works for me (on openSUSE - at
least a facile start gdb, type py-bt fails in spades ;-)

What we need here is a wiki page with detailed instructions how to set it up.
Volunteers? ;-)

David

Context

claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · Michael Stahl
- Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · Noel Grandin
- Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · Tom Tromey
  - Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · David Malcolm
  - Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · Michael Meeks
    - Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · d . ostrovsky
    - Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · David Malcolm
      - Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · David Ostrovsky
        
        Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · David Malcolm
        
        Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · David Ostrovsky
        
        Re: claims of python unit test un-debugability considered somewhat exaggerated · Tom Tromey

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