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TPI: Test display Inline values for language python #396

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paulacamargo25 opened this issue Jul 22, 2024 · 0 comments
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TPI: Test display Inline values for language python #396

paulacamargo25 opened this issue Jul 22, 2024 · 0 comments

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paulacamargo25 commented Jul 22, 2024

Refs: #167

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Requirements:

  1. Latest VS Code insiders
  2. Latest Python Extension insiders (pre-release)
  3. Latest Python Debugger Extension insiders (pre-release)

Verification steps

  1. Create a simple Python file that declares and uses different types of variables (integers, strings, lists, sets, etc). Additionally, experiment with special assignment statements.
  2. Insert breakpoints on the lines where variables are declared.
  3. Start the debugger. When it halts at the first breakpoint, it should display inline values for the variables at the breakpoint line, as well as on each subsequent line where those variables are utilized.
  4. Proceed to debug the code line by line. Observe how the displayed inline values update accurately to reflect changes in variable states
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