pry-rescue
Dev tools
debugging
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How HN took it
9 positive, 8 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 2 critical, out of 19 comments about the project. Thread score +0.29.
Performance: 4 for, 2 againstIdea: 2 for, 0 againstExecution: 1 for, 0 against
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Useful and awesome work
From 3 comments
This is awesome work, thanks! Just throwing this out there, I know a bit about the difficulties this would entail, but: Is it plausible to have something like this running in…
malvim on HNGreat job by the way!
cmer on HNThis is really cool. Looking forward to a rails version of the gem!
teffen on HN
Works in production-like use, lighter than full debug mode
From 1 comment
Not sure it's quite the same. My understanding is that `ipython --pdb` would run the entire program in debugging mode, causing a dramatic slow-down in performance of the app. The…
banister on HN
Objections
Tab completion in Pry feels slow compared to ipdb
From 2 comments
you're probably right, and it sounds like a nice idea to create an exception wrapper that on exception does `import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()`. However, having worked with both pry…
gingerlime on HNI actually think it's mostly rails, not pry. I'm still new to rails and ruby, but somehow it feels much slower than django. Just loading the console feels like forever compared…
gingerlime on HN
Requests
Rails integration or gem version
From 2 comments
This is really cool. Looking forward to a rails version of the gem!
teffen on HNI know this is short and simple, but it still might be nice to wrap up in a gem. Or maybe work into the pry-rails gem?
drewda on HN
Rack middleware
From 1 comment
In rails you can just do: ``` class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base around_filter :pry_rescue if Rails.env == 'development' def pry_rescue Pry::rescue{ yield } end…
cirwin on HN
Questions
Can it run in production to inspect saved state later?
From 1 comment
This is awesome work, thanks! Just throwing this out there, I know a bit about the difficulties this would entail, but: Is it plausible to have something like this running in…
malvim on HN
Compatibility with Pow and binding.remote_pry
From 1 comment
I assume this won't work with Pow as it would require binding.remote_pry?
cmer on HN
Support for Ruby 1.8.7
From 1 comment
is there any way to make this compatible with ruby 1.8.7? Seems like just what I need, but haven't upgraded my current app with a newer version of ruby.
meedimusic on HN
Alternatives named
pry-exception_explorer
From 2 comments
Are there any difference to https://github.com/pry/pry-exception_explorer ?
MartinMond on HNYes. Actually, pry-rescue not only imbibes pry-exception_explorer's power, but also provides its own possibilities. pry-rescue catches everything (even syntax errors).
kyrylo on HN
ipython --pdb / ipdb
From 1 comment
For python, ipython --pdb <derp.py> does the trick. Don't forget to install ipdb too, much nicer than plain pdb.
makmanalp on HN
pry-remote and pry-debugger
From 1 comment
Wow, pry and its plugins universe gets better each day. If you're new to pry I recommend you check pry-remote & pry-debugger.
getriver on HN