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Deactivate all snooping except explicitly specified "watch"es #247
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Nice idea. If we do this, we could add a keyword argument @alexmojaki Do you think this is a good feature to add? @wolthom If we decide to go forward, will you write the feature including tests and a few lines of documentation? |
@cool-RR This would depend a lot on how large of a PR this becomes / how much guidance someone can give me. Generally speaking, I'm definitely open to contributing this feature! |
@wolthom Looks like Alex is busy. Feel free to implement, if you wish. If you have any questions, let me know. |
Hey There,
First of:
Thank you a lot for this awesome package :)
It's super useful for ad-hoc debugging of algorithms and data manipulations!
It would be awesome, if I could specify only certain variables, expressions, etc. to snoop on.
E.g., consider this minimal, constructed example:
In this case, I'd like to see only the expression passed to
watch
, to see how theDataFrame
shape changes throughout the manipulations of some data processing pipeline.Potentially, this could also interoperate really nicely with
.pipe
or.assign
chains inpandas
.My apologies in case I missed this feature in the docs somewhere.
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