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I am running Gradio in an IntelliJ Jupyter plugin editor window. I have set a breakpoint in the chat function. I run the following code to start a Gradio interface in debug mode. The breakpoint I created is "Suspend: All", not "Suspend: Thread". The breakpoints are not being hit.

How do I run Gradio so that my breakpoints are being hit?

gr.ChatInterface(fn=chat).launch(debug=True)

I am guessing the Gradio interface starts a separate process that is not captured by my debugging session?

I am running Gradio in an IntelliJ Jupyter plugin editor window. I have set a breakpoint in the chat function. I run the following code to start a Gradio interface in debug mode. The breakpoint I created is "Suspend: All", not "Suspend: Thread". The breakpoints are not being hit.

How do I run Gradio so that my breakpoints are being hit?

gr.ChatInterface(fn=chat).launch(debug=True)

I am guessing the Gradio interface starts a separate process that is not captured by my debugging session?

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