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RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded #5
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I also have the same installation error, Python 3.8.5, Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. Increasing the max recursion depth doesn't help and produce a crash and memory dump. The only way to use this great tool is to start its GUI from the downloaded folder without installation: python3 glader.py. It also requires easysettings to be installed by pip3 in advance (never mentioned as dependency). |
I haven't been updating python enough lately. A few of my projects seem to be experiencing problems with Python 3.8+. I'll see what I can do this week. Also, I always accept pull requests that don't break backwards compatibility. |
Also, thank you for the report. |
The error is still there. |
I worked on some of my project issues a few weeks ago, but I somehow missed this one. It will be my primary focus next time I get a chance. |
Python 3.8.5 Fedora 32
While running ./install --user:
(couple of times the same:)
__File "./install", line 159, in init
self.parse_commands()
File "./install", line 166, in parse_commands
for i, x in enumerate(self[:]):
File "/usr/lib64/python3.8/collections/init.py", line 1079, in getitem
return self.class(self.data[i])
Solution from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8177073/python-maximum-recursion-depth-exceeded doesnt seem to work, because fedora says "Memory protection violation".
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