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PROGRAM:
NAME
plainbox-dev-crash - crash the application
SYNOPSIS
plainbox dev crash [-h] (-c | -H)
DESCRIPTION
Crash the application
This command is designed to crash or hang the application.
Using this command a developer can inspect the built-in development and debugging features
available in Plainbox. Specifically, there are several options available to the top-level
plainbox command (they have to be used before the dev crash syntax) that allow to enable
one of the following actions:
Jumping Into PDB on Uncaught Exception
If plainbox is invoked with the --pdb command line option then all uncaught exceptions are
handled by starting a debugger session. Using the debugger a developer can inspec the
execution stack, including all the threads, local and global variables, etc..
Jumping into PDB on KeyboardInterrupt
If plainbox is invoked with both the --pdb and the --debug-interrupt command line options
then a KeyboardInterrupt exception is not ignored, as it usually is, and instead it
allowed to bubble up the command line implementation call stack until it starts the
interactive debugger session.
OPTIONS
Optional arguments:
-c, --crash
raise an exception
-H, --hang
hang the application with a busy loop
EXAMPLES
A debugger session on exception:
plainbox --pdb dev crash --crash
A debugger session on keyboard interrupt:
plainbox --pdb --debug-interrupt dev crash --hang
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