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python3.6 maximum recursion depth exceeded #2591
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I'm seeing the same error message, with a different traceback, when running on pip's codebase: Steps to Reproduce:
pylint --version
Traceback (clicking shows the long Traceback)
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Oh that's bad, thanks for creating an issue, folks! |
It's surprisingly simple to work around. If my repro case is simplified any more (even keeping the same logic, just removing an intermediate) it no longer crashes. |
This seems to have been fixed with the release of |
Yep, the repro case no longer crashes. Thanks! |
This might be related to #2388, but I'm unsure. This doesn't reproduce with Python 3.5. Not sure if it matters, but I'm on Debian.
Steps to reproduce
bash run.sh
Current behavior
Full log here: https://github.com/DanAlbert/pylint-recursion-exceeded-repro-case/blob/master/log
Expected behavior
Pylint runs successfully
pylint --version output
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