Tracemalloc docs - Print entire file path#18744
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The tracemalloc example given in the 'Pretty top' section of the docs outputs the 10 lines allocating the most memory in the format "module/file.py".
While trying to investigate a memory leak on a project, using the aforementioned example produced a not so useful output.
The change proposed here would printout the entire path.