Closed hodgestar closed 3 years ago
I have installed the updated version and can confirm that the issue is resolved. Thank you @hodgestar !
Bleh. I forgot Travis went away so I should move the CI to GitHub Actions before merging this. I'll try do that over the weekend.
Bleh. I forgot Travis went away so I should move the CI to GitHub Actions before merging this. I'll try do that over the weekend.
It was migrated here: https://app.travis-ci.com/github/edgewall/genshi
But appears the last 4 commits to master haven't triggered a build.
But appears the last 4 commits to master haven't triggered a build.
Exactly. :/
In Travis I see something like "Could not authorize build request for edgewall/genshi." Also other Travis did run for other github projects of mine a few weeks ago so I think this more of a genshi setup issue. Maybe try to reauthorize Travis?
In Travis I see something like "Could not authorize build request for edgewall/genshi."
Thanks @FelixSchwarz. That led me to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41034694/travis-could-not-authorize-build-request/41078031 and indeed no billing plan had been selected for the Edgewall organization. I selected the Free plan. Hopefully that was the right thing to do. :)
All the builds have passed in https://app.travis-ci.com/github/edgewall/genshi/jobs/535510039 which I triggered manually, so I'm going to merge this. The PR itself doesn't seem to have been updated with the results, but maybe that will happen automatically on commits again in future.
When support for iterator arguments was added to the Markup.join implementation in 99ad51d the temporary tuple was replaced by a temporary list and a switch was made from
PyTuple_SET_ITEM
(which steals a reference) toPyList_Append
(which does not) without adding the necessaryPy_DECREF
for the added item.This PR adds the necessary reference.
Thanks you @eug3nix for reporting the issue in #46 and helping debug it. Would you mind checking that this PR solves your original issue?