If you want it in your debugger (or ipython, etc), add an import to your `.pythonrc` or equivalent. Then it's ready and waiting for you without influencing your

If you want it in your debugger (or ipython, etc), add an import to your `.pythonrc` or equivalent. Then it's ready and waiting for you without influencing your production environment or other engineer's testing environments. If you want to use it in all your modules, create a template/snippet so that it's imported at the top ofevery new file you create. Then it's obvious to every new engineer you hire as to what's going on, rather than having non-standard behavior everywhere without any obvious indications.