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Support for pry #227
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+1. This would be great. |
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I think the issue here is that the sublime shell is not a true shell. Let me know if you are interested and we can consider further how it could be best implemented. |
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If you look at this blog post, it indicates that there is a way for rubytest to support pry and run in a terminal. The blog points to a file, rspec.py in a github respository. However, there are no instructions for this, and I was not able to get it work by simply copying the rspec.py file my sublime text user directory. There are are some comments in the blog post, but it was not clear to me what to do. |
Hi, The whole thing need
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…ome-terminal, xcfe4-terminal, konsole, xterm, lxterminal
Someone did solve this problem for sublime text on the mac? |
There is an extension SublimeREPL and it do support using PRY inside of On Sat, Jan 30, 2016 at 3:55 PM Breno Perucchi [email protected]
twitter: @RaVbaker |
Wondering if this ever was implemented? Is there a way to use pry debugger within Sublime 3? or any other debugger that works fine with Ruby to give it a go? |
Is there any way to support pry? If I add binding.pry somewhere in an rspec I see that pry is invoked (I see the pry prompt), but I can't interact with the prompt and the test finishes instantly.
Otherwise a great plugin, especially with the spring support.
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