Since a while I have not use Gundo. Today, I have an error in my code and would like to go back on other "branch" using Gundo. But when I start Gundo, I have this error message : Gundo requires Vim to be compiled with Python 2.4+ and Gundo is not working anymore. Can someone help please ?
It seems that Gundo can't work without python 2.4. The workaround I found is to use undotree git repos here. It is cool because it recognizes my gundo log, so that I don't loose anything.
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i have no idea what i have done to cause this but when running C:>python .... (image 1) i get this error (image two)
i've tried repairing the install and running a full scan for any viruses and it's all going normal but then i still get this error
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i'd just like to thank anyone who may be able to help in advance too!
When you type py command Python 3.9.2 is launched. However, when you type python the error message shows that python38.dll wasn't found which is a different version. It seems like you had different versions of Python and maybe some uninstallation process went wrong.
Are you able to check what do you have on PATH? The issue might be there. You can also try to uninstall all Python-related apps and install a fresh Python 3.9
I am trying to get vs intellicode up and running for python and there were no errors in installation.
However, I am not seeing any starred suggestions.
I did some research and found that ReSharper may cause the problem but I dont have resharper installed.
but when i checked the output of the python language server output, it read the following:
Current invocation parsing returned null, aborting IntelliCode recommendation!
I guess thats the problem.
Any solutions to get it up and running?
Thanks, in advance.
Had same problem with python in WSL. Try to disable the deeplearning model from the extension's settings.
See https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/intellicode/issues/191#issuecomment-647699535
Attempting a setup of the Honeypot Snare here and getting an error of sorts.
Installed onto Ubuntu.14 variant, following setups from the github: https://github.com/mushorg/snare
Onto step 3 as it asks: Clone a page: sudo python3 clone.py --target http://example.com
When I try this command on any domain i get the same error. Even with no domain. Seems to be an error with the python code, had a look and can see the def line it points too but that kind of code is through the whole clone.py file.
error
Not sure whats causing it or what ive done wrong if anything. Starting to get into the use of Linux but would still consider myself a beginner.
Any help would be awesome! Thanks!
Updating to a newer OS version .16 worked with all the same commands previously used. Posting to let others know if they experience this! :D
I have a Pig script that uses a Python UDF. It worked two days ago, but then someone updated Apache Pig to version 0.11.0-cdh4.3.0. Since then I get this error:
ERROR 2998: Unhandled internal error. org/python/core/PyObject
I have tried having the HADOOP_CLASSPATH, as mentioned in this post, updated with the Jython jar, but that does not change anything. I did log out and back in, but the same error happens. All of the scripts running Java UDFs work fine. I also tried registering the jython.jar in my script. Any help would be appreciated!
Try adding $PIG_HOME/lib/jython.jar to your $PIG_CLASSPATH environment variable.
I am using django-registration v0.7 and django 1.2.4. Everything works fine but I am wondering why I'm getting this warning message each time I run the server:
C:\Python26\lib\site-packages\registration\models.py:4: DeprecationWarning: the sha module is deprec
ated; use the hashlib module instead
import sha
Could be a problem in the future? Can I avoid it without changing django-registration original code?
EDIT
This deprecation warning comes up in Python 2.6.2
No, if it works, leave it. You can consider this something to think about when you upgrade to a new version of Python which actually removes this module.
Deprecated means that you are encouraged not to use it in new code, it doesn't mean you need to modify (and hence break) existing code which uses it.
you should create new issue/ticket/bug on project's site, or report this to developers of the project.
if there is no activity in project, you are free to fix the code locally.
i had the same problem and kept getting mail about a cron job which was throwing deprecation warning so i ran my python script with
-W ignore::DeprecationWarning
since the script is running in a virtualenv which won't be moving to py3k i can live with this
This deprecation warning comes up in Python 2.6 and django-registration v0.7, it dissapears upgrading django-registration to v0.8