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by RileyJames
1910 days ago
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Hmmm I would have thought that too, but recently I’ve been using byebug, which has changed my mind. Being able to throw in ‘byebug’ on a line, then catch execution at that point in another terminal (using byebug remote) and then check variables at that point, is a game changer. Saves so much time compared to looking for printed statements in the output, and then trying again. |
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