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"'int' object has no attribute 'split'" when pip installing zstandard on Big Sur #66096
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Updated patch is currently under testing: #66063 |
Fix is merged |
brew install python@3.8 Logs: https://gist.github.com/a2c9930155dc4162ea7788ec32d9e935 I think the #66063 patch was applied only on |
I am experiencing the same issue as @swghosh regarding python@3.8. Should we open a new issue about it @fxcoudert ? (Sorry for the noise, I just can't find any relevant issues open about it right now, nice to know :)) |
Has the upstream patch been backported? If so, it should be applied to 3.8 as well. |
@fxcoudert |
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Backport to 3.8 in progress: #66594 |
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brew update
and can still reproduce the problem?brew doctor
, fixed all issues and can still reproduce the problem?brew gist-logs <formula>
(where<formula>
is the name of the formula that failed) and included the output link?(Kept saying "Error: Not Found" when I ran
brew gist-logs 'python@3.9'
or justbrew gist-logs python
)brew gist-logs
didn't work: ranbrew config
andbrew doctor
and included their output with your issue?Python version:
What you were trying to do (and why)
I did
pip3 install --user zstandard
, because I likezstandard
.What happened (include command output)
Command output
What you expected to happen
I expected
zstandard
to be installedStep-by-step reproduction instructions (by running
brew install
commands)brew install python
pip3 install --user zstandard
Other notes
This is similar to this patch. I think that that issue got resolved with an early patch (
cd26ccbb
) to at least get Python installable again.However, the patch for upstream python has a reviewer comment pointing out the bug I'm running into, and the patch has changed since (
6511bf5
).I'm guessing that this ticket I'm reporting right now (so that other confused users will see what's going on) will be resolved when the
python
formula is updated again (either to an improved upstream, or to include a newer patch)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: