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Author iritkatriel
Recipients hexagonrecursion, iritkatriel
Date 2021-06-14.16:23:22
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I recently fixed a bug where breakpoints were not saved properly between reruns of the program - the assumption there was that if you set a breakpoint you don't want to have to set it again and again. 

Similarly, how do you know that the change to sys.path was made by the program rather than by a user from the debugger prompt?

It is easy enough to reset the state (just start a new debugger session) but if you want to restart the program with the env as it currently is, and you can't, it can be very annoying to have to re-apply all your settings again.
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