Myles Scolnick
Myles Scolnick
Can you use `import pdb; pdb.set_trace()` within the cell?
Got it, yea, the vscode debugger is much better than basic `pdb`. It's not super trivial, but I think we would need to be able to run marimo with a...
Are you running it as a script (`python notebook.py`) or as an app (`marimo edit notebook.py`)? Either way, it's possible that vscode installs `debugpy` for you and maybe there is...
Got it: 1) I wonder if we can run our scripts without copying files to `/tmp` (or at least an option to) 2) In the meantime, you could try `marimo...
@githubpsyche - I really appreciate the detailed write-up. It would be great to get this workflow smoother. are there any obvious things we could do? for example: * our [vscode-marimo](https://github.com/marimo-team/vscode-marimo)...
what happens if you move the sidebar creation to the first cell? it's likely that the blocking cell is run first, since its a tie between the second and third...
> However, I still don't understand why the sidebar doesn't eventually render, even if cell 3 is executed before cell 2. @mrdobalina2k is this while editing. this is something i...
Going to close this as we now tie-break cells by top-down. So the sidebar will only be blocked on its dependencies.
Thanks for bringing this us - we can get to this later this week, unless you (or anyone) would like to make the contribution
I like this - we should probably expose a low-level python api that isn't private (don't want to break APIs) and hopefully the smallest api (just a path?)