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Describe the bug
Hi, I'm not sure if this is a bug or a request for an additional feature (or if there is already a way to circumvent it), but when I try to print large objects to STDOUT during the debug session, it takes ages to do so because it tries to puts everything to the screen I believe.
To Reproduce
require'debug'defdummy_embeddingsarr=[]1536.timesdoarr << 0.012312321312321endarrendresult=[]1000.timesdoresult << {a: 1,b: 2,dummy_embeddings: dummy_embeddings}endbinding.break# result
Expected behavior
Other debuggers add some kind of offest/"pagination" by default, when printing large objects. It would be great if this gem could do that too.
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Your environment
ruby -v
: 3.3.0rdbg -v
: 1.9.1Describe the bug
Hi, I'm not sure if this is a bug or a request for an additional feature (or if there is already a way to circumvent it), but when I try to print large objects to STDOUT during the debug session, it takes ages to do so because it tries to
puts
everything to the screen I believe.To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Other debuggers add some kind of offest/"pagination" by default, when printing large objects. It would be great if this gem could do that too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: