@@Kwazar90 I know you are super busy with your project. Thanks for taking the time to reply to all the comments on youtube as well. Reloadium has become an essential plugin for me. Keep up the good work!
Yes, you could do that. The only downside is that the debugger slows down execution quite a bit. To mitigate that in the next release I'm adding a feature where it will be possible to debug only ONE function of interest making debugger startup and execution blazing fast.
@@Kwazar90 Thanks! I was actually just about to ask about that 😀 Right now I'm developing a model where it takes about two minutes to load the data but the model itself is quite fast. It would be really cool to only reload the part of the code being edited (i.e. not reload the data in this case).
@@Kwazar90 I know I'm just being greedy here. It would be super cool if you could somehow select a part of the code to reload. Or is that what you meant with the above?
@@Knud451 Not greedy at all! Any feature requests are welcome. I meant debugging only one function (breakpoints will only work there, also no step into) and the rest being run in run mode which is much faster than debug mode. On top of that only making that file hot reloadable and watched. It will make debugging and hot reloading more limited but also will make execution much much faster. Did you mean that as well?
@@Kwazar90 Of cause !! :D I installed Reloadium in my remote IDE and I now have Reloadiums Run and Reload file, but no Reloadium debugger. Is this a bug in my installation ? or is this work in progress ? I do a lot of my work remotely either the old way syncing directories forth and back, and after the introduction of the gateway mainly using remote IDE, hence I would *REALLY* love the option of doing Reloadium debugging in my remote IDE. Reloadium is "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" and close to Black Magic. I love it !!!
@@gylletrold8597 thanks for the kind words! Reloadium should work for remote interpreters. Could you please make an issue on GitHub repo? I need more info about your local and remote to reproduce this.
