maya.intervals returns an infinite generator

Hi everyone, I'm not entirely sure if I misunderstood the purpose of intervals, but when I try to use it to generate a list of dates I get an unexpected outcome (as far as how generators in python are supposed to work).

For example:

event = maya.intervals(start=maya.now(), end=maya.when('tomorrow'), interval=60*60*24)
for date in event:
    print(date.year, date.month, date.day, date.weekday)

Will loop infinitely instead of stopping after printing 1 date (which is what I am expecting).

Is this a feature™?

EDIT: I also noticed that if I try to change the end to x days in the future, it will continuosly loop over the first date

EDIT2: I noticed that #169 got pushed a few days ago and it touched how intervals worked, maybe this fixes my problem or if it's already in the pip version it caused it? @timofurrer

EDIT3: For anyone having my same problem right now and not wanting to build from source, I'm guessing #169 does fix this but it not released yet. if you need 1 day intervals and you don't care about h/m/s granularity, then you can do: event = maya.intervals(start=maya.now(), end=maya.when('tomorrow'), interval=60*60*23+(60*59)+59) This way you will get a different day each time you call the generator, with an offset of 1 second per day, meaning that after 86.400 days printed it will repeat one (that's roughly 237 years). Keep this in mind and you can work around the problem.

kennethreitz / maya

maya.intervals returns an infinite generator #170