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testing_plugins:testing-plugins-pdb	testing_plugins	testing-plugins-pdb	Using pdb for errors thrown inside Datasette	If an exception occurs within Datasette itself during a test, the response returned to your plugin will have a response.status_code value of 500. You can add pdb=True to the Datasette constructor to drop into a Python debugger session inside your test run instead of getting back a 500 response code. This is equivalent to running the datasette command-line tool with the --pdb option. Here's what that looks like in a test function: def test_that_opens_the_debugger_or_errors(): ds = Datasette([db_path], pdb=True) response = await ds.client.get("/") If you use this pattern you will need to run pytest with the -s option to avoid capturing stdin/stdout in order to interact with the debugger prompt.	["Testing plugins"]	[]

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