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March 01, 2021 01:20
I don't see "/opt/project" in the Project window anywhere, but when I marked "back-end" as source root, my project built! I had had 'server' marked as source root instead, not its parent. Thanks fo...
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ModuleNotFoundError when importing from parent module in container
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February 22, 2021 17:53
Thanks for replying so I don't feel alone. PyCharm Professional is the only way I can find to get remote debugging in Docker, so I want to make it work. sys.path when I run through the script: ['/s...
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ModuleNotFoundError when importing from parent module in container
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February 18, 2021 13:48
Another thing I noticed is that when I go up to the definition of an interface function using the up arrow next to it, and then click the down arrow next to it to go back to implementations, I get ...
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ModuleNotFoundError when importing from parent module in container
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November 02, 2019 18:01
Update: It's not Pytest, it happens in the most vanilla of classes. If I catch with `except Exception as e`, I can see the type and args of "e" in the Variables tab, but I don't see an __exception__.
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Confused about exceptions during debugging
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November 02, 2019 17:56
I don't have `__exception__` in my Variables pane, and it shows as None if I add it, even when I raise a ValueError and step through. I'm using Pytest with Pycharm version 2019.2.3.
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Confused about exceptions during debugging
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