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AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute '__path__' #410
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Original comment by Frank Wiles (Bitbucket: frankwiles, GitHub: frankwiles) FYI I actually got this to happen on Python 2.7.6 also so don't think it's Python 3 related at all. coverage==3.7.1 |
Original comment by Marius Gedminas (Bitbucket: mgedmin, GitHub: mgedmin)
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Original comment by Marius Gedminas (Bitbucket: mgedmin, GitHub: mgedmin) Some background for the strange
Anyway, I'm looking at the source and I think coverage.py is making some unwarranted assumptions. |
Fixed in 8dd7304852a0 (bb) |
Still getting this error on python version 3.6.5 and coverage version 4.5.2 |
@Habush Can you provide me with instructions to reproduce the problem? |
I just ran |
@Habush I would love to fix the problem, but I can't unless I can reproduce it. Can you link me to your code, and instructions for how to configure the environment and run the tests? |
This seems to happen on py 3.4+ with unusual imports.
Here's a failing Travis build: https://travis-ci.org/mgedmin/irclog2html/jobs/81338508
It should be reproducible by checking out https://github.com/mgedmin/irclog2html/tree/2154cf870f3073a71471bb2863be64827c3d90c1 and then running "tox -e py34"
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