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Tue Jun 28 01:32:16 CEST 2011 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2011-June/112060.html

When debugging generators (especially when using them as coroutines) I
often want 'next' to step over a yield statement/expression, instead
of the current behavior, which is to step out of the frame, since pdb
doesn't seem to see the difference between yield and return. Or I
could live with a separate command to step over the yield. Has anyone
looked into this yet? I found a question about this on
StackOverflow.com but the answers were particularly unhelpful, so I'm
guessing I'm not the first to want this but it hasn't been solved yet.
It might be a good project for someone looking into hacking pdb.

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[Python-Dev] pdb and generators