Practical dependency tracking for Python function calls

Tracking the code and data accessed by a (Python) function call is a broadly
useful primitive, from drawing dependency graphs, to debugging and profiling, to
cache invalidation. This post is a journey through the landscape
of possible implementations, wit… Read more

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