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assert g_type != TYPE_NONE #2361
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I hope it's the regression I fixed in #2357 and backported to 7.0 in msys. This version should be released soon. Please test it when it is published and let me know. If not, give me more details. |
Got this error with the latest version (7.0.0-2):
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I tried with last version and #2363 but it still crashes. |
I created #2364 as simple example to reproduce the problem. |
I could track that the problem appears in version 6.15.12 |
I suspect it is linked to #2144 |
I'm working on tests for the msys2 version, so it avoids these errors. I ended up discovering other errors with this #2367. |
msys2/MINGW-packages#20760 merged. |
Still the same error with latest mingw package 7.0.0-4 :( |
Same for us in pychess/pychess#2119 |
As a workaround:
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You can test the patch in the latest development build (7.1.0.dev9): |
@cedk @gbtami @mrichez-saluc Can you test the patch? |
Sorry for the delay. Yeah, it's finally working with your latest patch :-) |
Yes, it works for pychess as well. |
Building exe with cx_Freeze for tryton does not work on 64 bits. When the executable is launched it raise this error:
To Reproduce
Running
setup-freeze.py install_exe -d dist
under MINGW64 with cx_Freeze-7.0.0But when run under MINGW32 with cx_Freeze 6.15.10 (last version packaged), the executable works.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context
When running the application directly under MINGW64, it is working.
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