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KeyboardInterrupt() error visible in terminal when exiting eopkg history with sigint (CTRL+C) #4367
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After further testing by installing fresh VMs again in Gnome Boxes using the 2024-10-14 ISOs i get KeyboardInterrupt() error on Budgie, XFCE and KDE Plasma
Above mentioned Expected result without any visible KeyboardInterrupt() error is what i have on two baremetal installs done from KDE Plasma 4.5 ISO and both have been upgraded continuously. To be clear this might be a non-issue and more related to my specific setup for some reason but thought i'd report my findings just in case. And if there is anything else you want me to try let me know how and what and i'll try to help best i can. |
I think this is always the expected behavior. To quit |
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Summary
Entering eopkg history and exiting via CTRL+C results in KeyboardInterrupt() errors on both XFCE and Budgie
Steps to reproduce
CTRL+C
Expected result
No error visible in terminal.
Screenshot from Plasma after performing the same steps
Actual result
KeyboardInterrupt: KeyboardInterrupt() in <bound method LessPipe.__del__ of <pisi.cli.history.LessPipe instance at 0x7f1ab4284460>> ignored
Environment
Repo
Shannon (stable)
Desktop Environment
Other
System details
INXI -B
XFCe
Budgie
Other comments
Installed and updated both VMs ~14 hours ago and no changes whatsoever to defaults besides installing Gnome-Software through terminal and shut down both.
Now doing the latest w46 upgrade on both through Gnome-Software without visible errors, rebooted and immediately went into terminal to check eopkg history which is when i discovered this.
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