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This PR contains the following updates:

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debugpy (source) ==1.8.0==1.8.20 age confidence

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microsoft/debugpy (debugpy)

v1.8.20: debugpy v1.8.20

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Fixes for:

  • annotate in 3.14 causing exceptions: #​1971

Enhancements:

  • Use remote_exec if available: c7e86a1
  • Support more architectures: 1bbecdf

Infrastructure work:

  • Support devcontainers for development: 7dbc229

Thanks to @​rameshvarun, @​Xeonacid, and @​pdepetro for the commits

v1.8.19: debugpy v1.8.19

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More fixes for #​1980. Spaces in python files are handled now too.

v1.8.18: debugpy v1.8.18

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Fixes:

v1.8.17

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v1.8.16: debugpy v1.8.16

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Fixes

Thanks to @​osiewicz

v1.8.15: debugpy v1.8.15

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Fixes:

Thanks to @​MichaelSpece, @​jborean93, @​ConradIrwin for your help

v1.8.14: debugpy v1.8.14

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Fixes for:

  • binskim warnings on linux
  • support for posix_spawnp

v1.8.13: debugpy v1.8.13

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Fixes:

v1.8.12: debugpy v1.8.12

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Fixes for:

v1.8.11: debugpy v1.8.11

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Full Changelog: microsoft/debugpy@v1.8.9...v1.8.11

Fixes for:

v1.8.10

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v1.8.9: debugpy v1.8.9

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Fixes for:

v1.8.8: debugpy v1.8.8

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v1.8.7: debugpy v1.8.7

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Support for 3.13

Fixes #​1689

v1.8.6: debugpy v1.8.6

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Consuming PyDev.Debugger's sys.monitoring support to improve performance of debugging 3.12

Fixes #​1496

Making attach work for 3.12

Fixes #​1476

v1.8.5: debugpy v1.8.5

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  • To simplify command line usage, an entry point has been added to the debugpy package.

    • If you install debugpy into an environment via pip, you can just run debugpy from that environment, instead of running python -m debugpy
    • If you install debugpy into an isolated directory, the debugpy executable can be found in the bin directory inside of the install directory. In this case, you need to add the install directory to your PYTHONPATH in order for the imports to work.
  • To simplify command line usage, switches can now be read from the environment.

    • To do this, use the variable DEBUGPY_EXTRA_ARGV and add whatever command-line switches you like.
      • For example, set DEBUGPY_EXTRA_ARGV=--connect 5678 will allow you to omit the --connect switch from the command line.
    • If the same switch is found on both the command line and the environment, the one from the environment is ignored.
    • The switch that specifies the "target" MUST be on the command line (filename, -m <module>, -c <code>, or --pid <id>)

v1.8.2: debugpy v1.8.2

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Fixed an issue where ApiScan couldn't scan some of our binaries correctly. This involved changing some linker flags and re-compiling/re-linking some of the pydevd executables and dlls.

This doesn't affect debugpy logic in any way.

v1.8.1: debugpy v1.8.1

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Python 3.12 is now fully supported.

Fixes: #​1408, #​1477

Enhancements: #​1337


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