In the executor service, we are only getting the local variable values prior to the execution of a line of code. Consider the following code:
def func():
a = 1
b = 2
func()
Upon reaching the line b = 2, we can only see that a local variable a is created. However, the very next line jumps to the end of code execution, at which point the local variables a and b are deleted. Hence, we never get to see the value of b at all.
Requires further investigation into how Python's bdb module works in order to resolve.
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In the executor service, we are only getting the local variable values prior to the execution of a line of code. Consider the following code:
Upon reaching the line
b = 2, we can only see that a local variableais created. However, the very next line jumps to the end of code execution, at which point the local variablesaandbare deleted. Hence, we never get to see the value ofbat all.Requires further investigation into how Python's
bdbmodule works in order to resolve.