Martin

Would it make sense to change the indent char from `.` to something else to express the nested evaluation rather than source indentation ? Or maybe just change to color...

Maybe something like this ``` 12:17:40.92 .... x = 1 12:17:40.93 .... y = 2 12:17:40.93 .... . . x + y = 3 12:17:40.93 .... . . z =...

I would suggest to use a dot viewer, such as `xdot` on linux. Besides avoiding the problems with large raster images, it also might support some searching, hightlighting, navigating through...

I've been using this little script to strip and diff two pysnooper's outputs sed -r 's/[0-9]+ |//' -i $1 sed -e 's/at 0x[a-z0-9]\+/at XXX/g' -i $1 sed -e 's/line [0-9]\+/line...

Sorry for spamming this thread, but I should mention I found the problem. I assumed the output file is always overwritten with new content, but it is appended by default....

For a nice comparison, I've also found setting a random seed to the same value in both processes to be useful. import random random.seed(42)

You are missing `docker-compose-plugin` package, it might install with `sudo apt-get install docker-compose-plugin` as reported elsewhere. You should also be able to use `docker-compose bulid` instead.