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tx.call_trace and tx.traceback are great for getting a high level picture of what happened, but when I want to take a closer look there's no elegant way to walk through the trace. I find myself stabbing at it with repeated calls to tx.trace[xx] or tx.source(xx) which is not ideal.
Improvement:
Add a step by step stack trace explorer similar to truffle debug, using curses or something similar.
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I'm really interested about this feature. Any chance to see it soon implented in brownie? Cherry on the cake would be it implemented the same way remix do it in its debug pulgin but on brownie GUI
Current Situation:
tx.call_trace
andtx.traceback
are great for getting a high level picture of what happened, but when I want to take a closer look there's no elegant way to walk through the trace. I find myself stabbing at it with repeated calls totx.trace[xx]
ortx.source(xx)
which is not ideal.Improvement:
Add a step by step stack trace explorer similar to
truffle debug
, usingcurses
or something similar.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: