Python Debuggers Fail on Async Event Loops and Threading
Popular Python debuggers like pudb break down when code uses event loops, threading, or multiprocessing — patterns that are increasingly standard in modern Python applications. Developers working on concurrent code have no reliable command-line debugging option. The gap widens as async Python adoption grows.
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