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Assertion failure when there are multiple versions of Enthought Canopy #1720

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@hencrice hencrice commented Feb 1, 2014

...nopy installed. For example, on my system, I get p2 like this:

['canopy-1.3.0.1715.rh5-x86_64', 'canopy-1.2.0.1610.rh5-x86_64', 'updates']

The for loop on Ln 239 will only remove the 'updates' in p2, which leads to the failure in the assert statement on Ln 242.

… Canopy installed. For example, on my system, I get p2 like this:

['canopy-1.3.0.1715.rh5-x86_64', 'canopy-1.2.0.1610.rh5-x86_64', 'updates']

The for loop on Ln 239 will only remove the 'updates' in p2, which leads to the failure in the assert statement on Ln 242.
… list. So here's the modified assert statement to ensure that there's at least 1 element left in p2.
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nouiz commented Feb 2, 2014

Thanks for the patch. The assert was there because if their is more then one, we always take the first in the list. I think we need to find which one we need to use and select this one. Do you know how we can get the canopy version to select the right one?

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nouiz commented Feb 21, 2014

PR gh-1746 fixed that in a way that make sure we use the good version, not just the first in the list. Thanks for the report and pointer to the fix/problem.

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