Python debugger has so much output it's unusable

[BrannonKing]

In the image below, I'm paused at a breakpoint in the Python debugger. Notice that the actual function call is pushed off the right side by the debugger-inserted text next to the variables. You can't even see the function call. Whatever info the debugger wants to show is great, but it can't push the code around. It needs to leave the code where it was.

(I blurred some text on purpose.) I also think it would be helpful to have the debug window go all the way across the bottom. It has three panes after all.

[debnath-d]

VS Code has this option:

  // Show variable values inline in editor while debugging.
  //  - on: Always show variable values inline in editor while debugging.
  //  - off: Never show variable values inline in editor while debugging.
  //  - auto: Show variable values inline in editor while debugging when the language supports inline value locations.

  "debug.inlineValues": "auto",

Zed needs to have something like this.

[debnath-d]

I tried inlay_hints.show_value_hints set to false but it made no difference.

[SomeoneToIgnore]

So, you ask to show them, when set to true, indeed.
What about false?

[debnath-d]

Sorry, I meant to say false. Changing it to true or false makes no difference. I just checked once again to confirm this.

[SomeoneToIgnore]

I had to restart Zed in order for this setting to apply, but changing it does seem to work for me after restarts.
This does not seem optimal and, given that there are no good docs on it, looks like a bug IMO.

[debnath-d]

looks like a bug IMO.

I've filed a bug here: #39847