Ok. The updated crash reports looks sensible. I am still quite in the
dark about this, it could be a binding issue or something - do you
guys get it consistently or only occasionally?
So my guess work so far goes something like this: Consider the buggy
expression from the fts.py Python code:
query = self._query_parser.parse_query ("zgsu:file*",
self.QUERY_PARSER_FLAGS)
Since this gives an error in basic_string::assign, which is a C++
function, it's probably raising an error from the autogenerated SWIG
bindings for libxapian marshalling that into a RuntimeError. Meaning
that we are probably passing either a malformed string or a non-string
where it expects a string.
I tried passing weird combos of strings and ints to parse_query() just
now, and no matter how I cut it I can only get it to raise a TypeError
ala TypeError: in method 'QueryParser_parse_query', argument 2 of type
'std::string const &'. Never a RuntimeError. So it's something deeper
than that.
So still in the dark here...
@joey - did you manually twiddle with the fts.py file you have
installed (like adding debug statements or such)? Oddly enough your
line number seems to be off by 2 compared to the 0.0.12 code.
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