`pip install incremental` results in TypeError
See original GitHub issueThe error is:
TypeError('string indices must be integers, not str',)
It doesn’t show me a full traceback so I don’t know how to debug.
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EDIT: The fix is now in the
master
branch. You can use theselfupdate
command to update to the latest version. Original comment: This is now fixed in bennr01:entrypoint_improvements, but further testing may be required. I was able to successfully installincremental
andtwisted
.If you want to update to the branch containing the fix, you can:
selfupdate -f bennr01:entrypoint_improvements
@dgelessus Thanks 😄 I will start working on a patch right away.