Andreas Klöckner

That sounds reasonable. I'd be happy to take a patch that does that.

Thanks for the report! - What's the urwid version? - I've not encountered any such crash, and I can't reproduce it. Do you have an at least half-way reliable recipe...

Yeah, I wouldn't be opposed.

There currently is not an automatic reload functionality for changed files (like, e.g. IPython had at one point). It would be nice to have that. Patches welcome.

Sure, I'd be happy to take a look at what you come up with.

I'm unable to reproduce the issue. If you add this line to the `debug_me.py` test script and run it, does the issue still occur? ``` from pudb.remote import set_trace; set_trace()...

Thanks for the suggestion. Redirection to the command line has been discussed a number of times, e.g. #48, #120. I'd still welcome attempts at that. In the meantime, you could...

Works fine for me on 2.7: https://gitlab.tiker.net/inducer/pudb/-/jobs/60922 I wonder what the difference is between your and my environment.

We would have to filter the data coming in over the telnet socket and watch for the relevant sequence. Urwid doesn't currently handle it, it seems.

What does pdb do in these situations? (I'm asking because I'd assume we inherit most of this behavior from pdb via the `bdb` built-in modules, and thus in a sense,...