I am evaluating Pycharm 3 for pyramid development. My question is how can I debug / set breakpoint pyramid test cases in pycharm 3.
To run test cases, I give following command
python setup.py test -q
I configure this in pycharm, to run test cases from pycharm. But If I set debug pointer / breakpoint, control wont stop. It run test cases without stopping any breakpoint.
Thanks
Aniruddha
See PyCharm documentation on Breakpoints and Debugging.
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Is there a setting you can use to allow printouts for Windows? I know you have a debug build setting which does this but releasing a release as a debug build does not seem right.
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Specifications are:
Python 38
Pycharm 2020.3
Pytest 6.2.2
If you've got pytest set up as your default test framework you can modify the test configuration.
When running your test, click on that wrench icon, on the left. It says Modify Run Configuration.
Then, in the context window go to Additional Arguments and type your pytest args. For example:
Finally, when you run the tests, you should see something along the way of:
Launching pytest with arguments -v --tb=long
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Using a simple hello world example, i can run the file using run and debug option.
I can also run it by manually typing python hello.py in the terminal.
However, when i use the run button (top right hand corner), i get an error.
Can i check how to solve this?
Thank you.
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when i am trying to run the debugger it pop up this error message:
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problem Solved.
Solution:
use:
--gtest_filter='Something*' instead of "Something*"
in my case the reason was because of the way eclipse pass arguments to gdb, so the command that will run is:
gdb ./program_name --gtest_filter=Something*
so the * bothers the gdb (maybe think it is paramater for gdb command).