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Doesn't run with latest hamster-lib (0.13.0) #182
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hamster-lib 0.13.0 changes the interface of the configuration helpers in a backwards incompatible way. Additionally, the configuration files are expected to be called projecthamster to facilitate sharing of configuration accross clients. This patch uses the new interface, relying on default values provided by the library. Now unnecessary helper was also removed. Closes: #182
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``hamster-lib 0.13.0`` changes the interface of the configuration helpers in a backwards incompatible way. The now unnecessary helper was also removed. Closes: #182
I still get this error on Ubuntu 18.04 and installing
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I can confirm this behaviour. Reopening the issue. Will try to deal with this in the next week or two. Sorry I can't commit more right now. |
@alessanderbotti It appears the only reason it fails is because the PyPI package is not updated. If you use the code in develop branch. It is runnable. |
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``hamster-lib 0.13.0`` changes the interface of the configuration helpers in a backwards incompatible way. The now unnecessary helper was also removed. Closes: projecthamster#182
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If you update to latest
hamster-lib
- by runningpip install -U hamster-gtk
, then hamster-gtk will fail to start:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: