Add dttb - timestamps for Python exception tracebacks#244
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Add dttb to Debugging Tools
dttb adds timestamps to Python exception tracebacks with a single line of code.
After that one line, every traceback includes the exact timestamp when the exception occurred:
Features:
sys.excepthookandthreading.excepthookInvaluable for debugging long-running services, async apps, and multi-threaded programs where you need to know when an error occurred, not just that it occurred.
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