On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 08:31:11PM -0600, Clay Baenziger wrote:
> Is anyone else seeing this failure after moving past 940 or did I miss
> something? I think I followed the instructions for the flag day with
> regards to removing the index directory, however, I don't have any idea why
> my import would have broken. Any ideas or suggestions how to debug this?
Shawn just ran into this as well. It looks like it's being triggered by
creating a file action that has two paths. The file action init code now
assumes that the path attribute is a string -- ie, has only one value --
and keels over. The change Brock made there is obviously where it's dying,
and it probably should be more robust.
However, I'm perplexed as to how we're getting a second path attribute in
the first place. Perhaps this is due to chattr?
If you print out self.attrs["path"] in the file action __init__() method,
what do you see? You might need to do this:
if "path" in self.attrs and isinstance(self.attrs["path"], list):
print self.attrs["path"]
so as not to see a whole bunch of garbage. Or just wrap the line with the
lstrip() with a try/except AttributeError clause, and print out the
attribute (and re-raise).
Danek
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