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This might be something that we need to explicitly handle. I will convert this discussion to issue. |
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I'm getting the same problem on multiple machines (all MacOS, though, so not sure if it's mac specific) I'm using Python 3.13.0 |
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I recently fired up Python3.13rc2 but quickly found that any lines I send to the terminal do not work, specifically anything with additional line breaks or with indentation.
The new REPL, as I'm sure you know, autoindents for users. So it appears I'm getting a new indent for each line + the existing indent, causing a deeper and deeper indent even on a flat function. As you can see in the screenshot:
This inevitably leads to:
IndentationError: unexpected indent
I'm opening a discussion because I don't see others mentioning this for Python 3.13, so I was not sure if this is actually a bug or something unique to my settings?
If others are encountering this, happy to turn this into a ticket.
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