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== Description This ripl plugin automatically starts the debugger whenever an evaled input throws an exception. The debugger is started at the source of the exception.
== Install If on ruby 1.8, install the gem with:
gem install ripl-debug ruby-debug
If on ruby 1.9, install the gem with:
gem install ripl-debug ruby-debug19
== Usage
To debug some suspect code
$ ripl debug -rsome/buggy/code
This plugin can be turned off in the console at any time with:
>> Ripl.config[:debug] = false
== Limitations
This gem doesn't have ruby-debug as a dependency since ruby-debug is split across two gems (ruby-debug and ruby-debug19), dependent on ruby versions. This gem will work with either one.
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We found that ripl-debug demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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