[wingide-users] Debugging under Django HTTP server?
Brandon Cline
blcline at cox.net
Sat May 19 00:45:15 MDT 2007
Rob,
Using the latest release by svn .96 I think, there is a -noreload
option that you can pass to the manage.py or django-admin.py scripts
that will turn of the auto restart feature.
The typical way that I do this is currently is to set my manage.py file
as primary debug and give it these Run Arguments via the debug
properties tab (runserver --noreload --settings=devsettings). I specify
a different settings file for local DB setup, otherwise a settings
option isn't needed.
For older versions I used to just make a local mod. to turn off the
reload part for a certain port as a quick hack. (8000 for reload, 8001
for noreload)
Hope this helps.
Brandon
Rob Woerner wrote:
> Has anyone tried to debug code running under the Django test HTTP
> server? It repeatedly spawns a new python processs, apparently as a
> mechanism to reload changed code. Unfortunately, I can get Wing to
> stop on breakpoints in the spawned process. Wing does apparently
> connect to the spawned process.
>
> I've gone through the extensive list of conditions listed in the
> online help & I think I've eliminated them all.
>
> Anyone been able to get this sort of thing working?
>
> TIA - Rob
>
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