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The output is not displayed in tabular form by using %%prun
See original GitHub issue%%prun
print("hello")
The output is very messy, not formatted or presented in tabular form.
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The workaround I’m using at the moment is saving the
%prunoutput to a separate file and inspecting that file.%prun -T tmp.txt my_fn()Thanks for looking into this !
maybe it is obvious to you but just in case: the same occurs for the line magic
%prun@DonJayamanne do you have a workaround that could be applied from the user side, while it is not correctly formatted automatically? Would really appreciate!