Fix debugger/debugpy not working #9616
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Closes #9613 . The debugger now works again! 🥳
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Follow the steps on https://github.com/internetarchive/openlibrary/wiki/Debugging-and-Performance-Profiling#using-a-debugger
The debugger should now attach at the end of that! You should see the little floating toolbar that allows for pause/skip/etc . And you can add a break point to the code via the VS Code UI, and it'll stop there :)
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