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Problème d'affichage des variables locales lors du débogage F10 #16135

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profRidha opened this issue Oct 19, 2024 · 9 comments
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Problème d'affichage des variables locales lors du débogage F10 #16135

profRidha opened this issue Oct 19, 2024 · 9 comments
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profRidha commented Oct 19, 2024

Type: Bug

Lors du débogage d'une cellule de code Jupyter dans Visual Studio Code en utilisant la touche F10 (exécution par ligne), il est observé que lorsque le code contient une fonction, l'activation de l'option "ouvrir l'affichage des variables" ne montre que les variables globales pendant le déroulement du débogage.
https://youtu.be/wP3oCRQrsGg

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À noter également que lorsque le débogage atteint une fonction, si je ferme le panneau des variables puis que je l'ouvre à nouveau, il affiche "Chargement des variables" sans rien montrer par la suite.
https://youtu.be/BRrazmFqCFg

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profRidha commented Oct 23, 2024

C'est un problème de compatibilité de l'extension Jupyter v2024.10.2024100401 (ou de l'extension Python Debugger v2024.13.2024101501) avec la dernière version de l'interpréteur Python 3.13

Aucun problème de l'extension avec les versions précédentes de l'interpréteur Python (ici dans l'image Python 3.12.7).

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profRidha commented Oct 29, 2024

Same problem under vscode 1.95 witdh Jupyter v2024.11.2024102401 (Python 3.13.0).

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amunger commented Oct 30, 2024

Can you translate this to english? I can't repro what your screenshot shows with that code:

def test(param_1, param_2):
    local_1 = param_1
    local_2 = param_2
    return local_1 + local_2

global_1 = 1
global_2 = 2
global_3 = test(global_1, global_2)

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profRidha commented Oct 30, 2024

Can you translate this to english? I can't repro what your screenshot shows with that code:

def test(param_1, param_2):
    local_1 = param_1
    local_2 = param_2
    return local_1 + local_2

global_1 = 1
global_2 = 2
global_3 = test(global_1, global_2)

It's a simple code that contains in the main program 3 globals variables (global_1, global_2, global_3) ,
and in the function test 4 locals variables (param_1, param_2, local_1 and local_2).

The purpose of this example is to indicate that the display of local variables presents an issue. during debugging (by F10), when the debugger reaches the function (test).


Try to watch my video and see the content of the "variables" tab during debugging :

https://youtu.be/wP3oCRQrsGg

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profRidha commented Oct 30, 2024

Note that the issue occurs only with Python 3.13.0. Here is another example :


Watch this second video and see the content of the "Jupyter variables" tab during debugging :
https://youtu.be/VFUD9KHEeGI


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profRidha commented Oct 30, 2024

Try to see this image:

there are no issues during debugging (by F10) when the debugger reaches the function with Python 3.12.7,
but there is no display of the variables with Python 3.13.0 :

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profRidha commented Oct 31, 2024

voir #16187

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amunger commented Oct 31, 2024

marking as duplicate of #16187

@amunger amunger closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Oct 31, 2024
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