Do not capture BdbQuit. #10009
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If one want to exit Pdb cleanly, it is possible to just use `continue` (or `c`) that will keep up until a potential next invocation. Quit is _meant_ to raise an error. Closes ipython#10006
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If one want to exit Pdb cleanly, it is possible to just use `continue` (or `c`) that will keep up until a potential next invocation. Quit is _meant_ to raise an error. Closes 10006 --- Thanks amueller for the report. Would that suit you ? Signed-off-by: Thomas Kluyver <thomas@kluyver.me.uk>
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If one want to exit Pdb cleanly, it is possible to just use
continue(or
c) that will keep up until a potential next invocation.Quit is meant to raise an error.
Closes #10006
Thanks @amueller for the report. Would that suit you ?