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Author	ds2606
Recipients	ds2606
Date	2020-12-25.17:02:16
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Message-id	<1608915736.39.0.746707238377.issue42743@roundup.psfhosted.org>
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Using pdb, breakpoints disappear when stepping into a function in another module. They're not hit from then on. HOWEVER, if any new breakpoint is entered, all the breakpoints reappear. They vanish every time the debugger steps across the module, and only reappear with a new breakpoint entry. Behavior is reproducible.

Using pdb, breakpoints disappear when stepping into a function in another module. They're not hit from then on. HOWEVER, if any new breakpoint is entered, all the breakpoints reappear. They vanish every time the debugger steps across the module, and only reappear with a new breakpoint entry. Behavior is reproducible.

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