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Running a script as sudo from Wing IDE

Hi, I have Python code that uses the bluetooth module.  One of the bluetooth calls I'm doing needs sudo permission (advertise_service()).

When running the script on the command line on a RPi, I simply do this: sudo python3 .  That works perfect.

However, if I want to debug that script from within Wing IDE (remotely), how can I start the debug session of that script as sudo?

Best,

--Geert

Running a script as sudo from Wing IDE

Hi, I have Python code that uses the bluetooth module.  One of the bluetooth calls I'm doing needs sudo permission (advertise_service()).

When running the script on the command line on a RPi, I simply do this: sudo python3 .  That works perfect.

However, if I want to debug that script from within Wing IDE (remotely), how can I start the debug session of that script as sudo?

Best,

--Geert

Running a script as sudo from Wing IDE

Hi, I have Python code that uses the bluetooth module.  One of the bluetooth calls I'm doing needs sudo permission (advertise_service()).

When running the script on the command line on a RPi, I simply do this: sudo python3 .  That works perfect.

However, if I want to debug that script from within Wing IDE (remotely), how can I start the debug session of that script as sudo?

Best,

--Geert

Running a script as sudo from Wing IDE

Hi, I have Python code that uses the bluetooth module.  One of the bluetooth calls I'm doing needs sudo permission (advertise_service()).

When running the script on the command line on a RPi, I simply do this: sudo python3 .  That works perfect.

However, if I want to debug that script from within Wing IDE (remotely), how can I start the debug session of that script as sudo?

Best,

--Geert

Running a script as sudo from Wing IDE

Hi, I Hi,I have Python code that uses the bluetooth module.  One of the bluetooth calls I'm doing needs sudo permission (advertise_service()).

When (advertise_service()).When running the script on the command line on a RPi, I simply do this: sudo python3 .  That works perfect.

However, perfect.However, if I want to debug that script from within Wing IDE (remotely), how can I start the debug session of that script as sudo?

Best,

--Geertsudo?Best,--Geert