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connection lost at receive:855 #131
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No idea, but you can always use a previous version. I found that the problem seems to be in the server side. Try to use version 3.1.10 of the server in a separate virtual environment. For example: mkvirtualenv -p `which python3` wdb_server_3_1_10
pip install wdb.server.py == 3.1.10
wdb.server.py It seems to work with the last version of the client. mkvirtualenv -p `which python3` wdb_ee
pip install wdb
python ee.py You can try with newer versions of the server, until find which is the first one that broke. It is not a good idea to install server and client in the same environment because the server (wdb.server) uses a lot of dependencies, and you are supposed not to change too much the environment you are going to debug. The client (wdb) includes the minimal dependencies. |
indeed - 3.1.10 works. 3.2.0 .. 3.2.5 - wdb.server.py cannot even start, following traceback:
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Did you try the last wdb version (3.2.6)? It should be fixed. |
With wdb 3.2.6 I have the same error as reported (JsonDEcodeError) on cli side. I didn't mention it, because I thought that it's version I reported about. |
And with 3.3.0? |
and with 3.3.0 works perfect. Thank you! |
Tried to try wdb, and did roughly what is described in readme, thus:
Any idea what I do wrong?
System: Macos Mojave, pyenv, python 3.5.6 (same effect in python 3.7.x)
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