RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object

[besser82]

See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1436451

[anaselli]

Thanks @besser82 i'll look at it

[anaselli]

As i wrote it the original report, i cannot reproduce it atm. If someone can do it in vm, maybe saving a rollback position to test the case more times... or help me to find a way...

[besser82]

Looking at the last comment in rhbz this might be related to the Gtk-backend… It looks suspicious to me, there is the same backtrace in #18 (comment).

[besser82]

Not an issue with dnfdragora-code, but libyui-gtk: see rhbz.

[besser82]

Temporary fix in cca9412.

Leaving open to track…

[besser82]

Even fixing the GTK3-warnings in libyui-gtk (libyui/libyui-gtk@3c7aad0) didn't fix this issue… sigh :(

[anaselli]

could you please test the following patch to see if the crash still occurs? I tried this patch with the old dnfdragora without your max recursion changes and without libyui-gtk changes too, and it worked. I'll test with qt to see if we have no regressions there too

[besser82]

Test worked fine, when in a transaction with 1161 items (updating Fedora 25 Cinnamon Live with all recent updates available).

I used the unfixed libyui-gtk and removed the increase of recursion-depth in Python.

Thanks for fixing this issue. =)

[besser82]

Fixed in 0d6ff95.