'What's the best way to add ipdb.set_trace() in a python library in a docker container?
I'm currently debugging a Django application and need to add ipdb.set_trace() to set a debug break point in one of the admin classes. The Django library is built into a virtualenv directory inside the container image, so I can't edit it directly without getting a shell to the container, installing vim, etc.
Is there an easier way? I thought of using a volume, but I'm not sure how to do a "reverse" volume, where the host uses the files in the container, and not vice-versa.
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