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Usually, Django outputs a nice HTML traceback page once something goes wrong. This is fine as long as I run the server directly, but now I’m trying to run Django using a Python debugger (Wing IDE in my case).
I can set breakpoints and it stops, but once an exception is thrown, the debugger doesn’t breaks as Django handles the exception. What do I need to do in order to leave those exceptions unhandled?
See “Notes on Debugger Configuration” in the following: http://wingware.com/doc/howtos/django