Does this bug still appear in the latest Ubuntu version? (9.10 Karmic
Koala)
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SyntaxError: invalid syntax error on syntax_error.py
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This is still an issue in Dapper
python2.4-pylib:
Installed: 0.7.20050829-0ubuntu1
** Changed in: pylib (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: python-support = pylib
Status: New = Confirmed
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SyntaxError: invalid syntax error on syntax_error.py
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You
Synaptic tells me syntax_error.py on my system came from pylib 0.7.
(python2.4-pylib version 0.7.20050829-0ubuntu1 if you want to be
precise) http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00120.html
weakly says the problem is fixed in pylib 0.9.
Not sure why Ubuntu is lagging back at pylib
Oops. I should have also mentioned that my system is running Ubuntu
dapper.
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what package ship that file?
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I just checked and it seems to come from Pylons which is not available
in Ubuntu as a package (I installed it through easy_install).
Whether this is an Ubuntu bug I depends on whether
it is safe to assume that everything in site-packages that ends in .py is
compilable. Otherwise I guess its
Actually it's not Pylons it the 'py testing' library (which is pulled in
with Pylons easy_install).
http://codespeak.net/py/
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