pyweek-upload.py TypeError: 'int' object is unscriptable

tartley on 2009/08/29 19:09
— edited on 2009/08/29 19:11

Doubtless I am being dumb, but I'm trying out pyweek-upload.py and I get the following:

$ python pyweek-upload.py -u tartley -p xxx -d test -c test-0.1.zip -e shortname
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "pyweek-upload.py", line 198, in 
    http_request(data, host, port, url)
  File "pyweek-upload.py", line 129, in http_request
    data = mimeEncode(data)
  File "pyweek-upload.py", line 37, in mimeEncode
    if value and value[-1] == '\r':
TypeError: 'int' object is unsubscriptable

'value' is an integer

Looking into the source, value is populated by this line:

    for key, value in data.items()

and 'data' is initialised using this:

    data = dict(version=2)

It is this int '2' value which is causing the problem.

Am I doing it wrong, or does pyweek-upload.py not work right now? What is this 'version' value? Should I just change it to string '2' instead?

Thanks for any advice,

Jonathan

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Comments

cyhawk on 2009/08/29 21:43:

I haven't tried pyweek-upload.py, and it is not really necessary. I just used create-upload.py to create the source archive and uploaded it manually — you have to upload the Windows and OS X binaries manually anyway (that is if you are a meticulous packager like me!).

tartley on 2009/08/29 22:11:

Alright, thanks for the info cyhawk.

richard on 2009/08/29 22:16:

Thanks for the bug report! It should work and is useful for people uploading huge entries as it gives feedback (unlike web browsers --- WHY web browsers don't give upload feedback is beyond me)