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The debug process never connected back to Wing: Aborting debug session. See Trouble-shooting Failure to Debug in the product manual.
 

I have installed python3.7, but wing pro 6.0 tips that The debug process never connected back to Wing: Aborting debug session. See Trouble-shooting Failure to Debug in the product manual.

So I cannot debug any code. I need help,

thanks.

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The first step is to make sure you have the current version of Wing 6.  Earlier versions of Wing 6 did not support Python 3.7 because it did not exist yet.  A way to get more information about failures like this is to Restart from the Options menu in the Python Shell tool in Wing.  Or send us a bug report from Wing's Help menu with the error log included where prompted.

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I have a similar issue here: before, I was having a 32 bit Linux OS running on a RPi and the debugger went fine. I had to change to a 64 bit OS and when trying to start the debugger, I get the following error in the Python Shell:

ImportError: Failed to find loader for 'tdbgtracer36' in '/home/ubuntu/.wingpro7/remote-7.0.2.0/src/debug/tserver/__os__/linux-x64'

Is there something special to do for 64 bit OS'es?

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