Closed riklaunim closed 9 years ago
Hi Piotr!
Thanks for the feedback and sorry for taking a while to respond.
I don't officially support Python 3.3 in any of my projects (I decided to focus on Python 2.6, Python 2.7 and Python >= 3.4 to keep compatibility manageable) however the issue you pointed out seems to be inherent in any Python 3.x version: The semantics of map()
changed from returning a list to returning an iterator. The code in the last line of the traceback you quoted tests the iterator for its truth value which doesn't make any sense - this is a bug in pip-accel, I should have never written that code the way I did. I'm honestly not sure how I didn't notice that before. This is now fixed in pip-accel 0.29.3.
I'm closing this issue now because I'm confident this issue is now resolved, but if pip-accel 0.29.3 doesn't fix the issue for you feel free to reopen this issue or report a new one. Thanks again for the feedback!
During requirements installation at some point I get:
It works on 0.27 and other previous releases. Locally on Py 3.4 I couldn't reproduce it, so it also may be specific to Py 3.3.