Open SourceCodeDeleted opened 2 years ago
TBH I'm still on Python 3.7 personally, so I'd never see any breakages from newer Pythons. Can you perhaps give a clearer exact repro for me to execute to replicate the problem?
@SourceCodeDeleted could you specify the version (or Git rev) with which you encountered this? I have locally set up Python 2.7 and 3.7 through 3.11 using pyenv and I am not getting anything like that when running the tests or the code from master
(2ad25f10d358d85dcb3c5dfc358980a6cd008165, and fbc7a3cbc6e57d18462453dc65ba2c985fd6ac21 for ply). I only tested python3.8 -m pcpp.pcmd
, though (but all tests across _all Python versions).
In fact I don't even see a reference to namedtuple
. So where are you getting that?
Wait a minute, @SourceCodeDeleted ... I think you picked the wrong project to report your issue. After taking a closer look at the paths in your stacktrace I think you meant to report this over here. E.g. the first mentioned file in your case - cpip/core/PpLexer.py
- seems to refer to this file.
@ned14 I think this can be closed no matter what.
@ned14 this ticket can be closed. It doesn't refer to your project, even.
Hello this crashed when I use it. I wonder if it is out of date for the latest python because I was warned about the verbose argument not being supported
TypeError: namedtuple() got an unexpected keyword argument 'verbose'
I commented these out and now I receive the following when I run that application.
Is this a known issue ? Is there more which I can do ? Is this supported still?