Zen of Python printing in console without `import this`
Question:
The Zen of Python randomly started printing in my console after running my SCRIPT. I can’t recall exactly what updates I made to cause this change.
I’m running a multi-file Python bot, so it’s a bit more complicated to track every single import, but a quick import this search on the directory with VSCode does not show any occurrences of it.
Is there a way to see where exactly or which line/import is causing the print to debug this?
I’m using Python 3.10.5, Windows on VSCode (though I don’t think this matters as I tried running in IDLE and same thing happens).
Answers:
Assuming that it is indeed caused by an import this, you could temporarily edit the this module (at Python3x/Lib/this.py) and add a breakpoint(), then print the stack trace (where if using pdb) and figure out exactly where it was imported from.
The Zen of Python randomly started printing in my console after running my SCRIPT. I can’t recall exactly what updates I made to cause this change.
I’m running a multi-file Python bot, so it’s a bit more complicated to track every single import, but a quick import this search on the directory with VSCode does not show any occurrences of it.
Is there a way to see where exactly or which line/import is causing the print to debug this?
I’m using Python 3.10.5, Windows on VSCode (though I don’t think this matters as I tried running in IDLE and same thing happens).
Assuming that it is indeed caused by an import this, you could temporarily edit the this module (at Python3x/Lib/this.py) and add a breakpoint(), then print the stack trace (where if using pdb) and figure out exactly where it was imported from.