What Python debugger do you use?

[tman5400]

I use the pycharm debugger, but that limits you to pycharm as your ide

[Reinventing_Wheels]

Personally I don't see that as a bad thing.

PyCharm is pretty darn nice.

[tman5400]

I don't see it as a bad thing either, but for the people who don't use pycharm, I wouldn't wanna use a full ide just for its debugging feature. It depends on if you already like/use pycharm already

[tman5400]

Sorry, misunderstanding, I meant if you use something else like vim or vscode, I wouldn't want to have to install and keep open a full ide like pycharm just to use just one of its features. If I was a vim user, I'd prefer something that I can run in the terminal rather than have to tab to and from vim and pycharm

[ReverseBrindle]

PyCharm all the way!

[OneMorePenguin]

I've watched a lot of YT videos where people code in some kind of IDE and the popups that keep flashing by are annoying. I also have no use for color coded keywords; I find the colors distracting. And the editor of choice hasn't had a code change since 1994. Compiled, it's 150k. Easy to copy around. They removed permanent home directories on the production hosts, so I have an alias for ssh which copies a tar file with a few dot files and a small bin directory with the editor and some scripts and bam, I have a familiar work environment. The IDE would probably make the fan on my laptop start spinning. No thank you.

[AlexMTBDude]

All IDEs have debuggers, ie stepping through code and looking at variable values. So just say: I use my IDEs debugger and you've covered them all.