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Add repr() to all classes for easier debugging

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The following don’t help me much when I’m trying to debug broken tests:

<packit.api.PackitAPI object at 0x7fa7f1eada10>
<packit.upstream.Upstream object at 0x7fa7f1ea7710>

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csomhcommented, Apr 23, 2020

you need to add -s as an option for pytest in make check and then just place the breakpoint in the code somwhere: import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()

With Python 3.7 you can use the breakpoint() builtin.

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