Alex LordThorsen

An interesting feature would potentially be firing up line_profiler in each of the spawned interpreters and writing each interpreters results out to a file.

Seconding thing running on python3.5. ``` pycallgraph graphviz -- test.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/alex/.virtualenvs/pycallgraph/bin/pycallgraph", line 26, in exec(__file_content) File "", line 800 print v.to_dot(draw_defines=options.draw_defines, ^ SyntaxError: invalid...

Seems like graphviz has built in abilities to render large graphs. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/238724/visualizing-undirected-graph-thats-too-large-for-graphviz

Never mind, sfdp is for undirected graphs.

This test script also causes pycallgraph to explode. I might be doing bad stuff to you script. =P ``` import wtforms from flask import Flask, request, render_template from wtforms import...

Just checking, is recursive type definitions a feature that's in a future release or is that still in the back log?

Hello @achillesrasquinha. I'm, still hitting this on the latest version of pipupgrade an python. ``` [python@3eec2a2345ae lambda]$ pipupgrade -r requirements_dev.txt Checking... multiprocessing.pool.RemoteTraceback: """ multiprocessing.pool.RemoteTraceback: """ Traceback (most recent call last):...

Also hitting this unfortunately.

My blog post here has a bunch of code snippets, http://grownassadultblog.com/python-module-scope.html I've tried surrounding code snippets with the `:::python` tag and ``. I'm going to try two approaches to see...

Cool. If you don't get to it then I'll eventually get around to figuring out what's happening.