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Not necessarily. For instance, my colleagues work with a fairly large codebase in java which runs on top of a framework written in scala. When they tried to hook up a debugger it drilled the whole stack top to the bottom, naturally and showed them whole lot of scala code. Problem is, these guys don't now scala, only java.


My debugger shows a full stacktrace too. I usually ignore the Django code that's its written on top of and use it in the sections I have written.

I don't find it a hindrance in any way seeing what part of the Django code called my code.




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