TypeError: 'ellipsis' object is not iterable #972
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What code did you run to produce that error? |
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In a fresh Python 3.5 virtualenv, having followed the installation instructions that linked to above. I'm afraid I didn't get any further. Here's the stack trace. |
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Looks like an issue in Python 3.5.2 that has been fixed in more recent releases: python/typing#259 Please update to Python 3.5.3 or newer to fix this. |
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Thanks for the speedy response. |
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you guys maybe at least want to add a warning there to the package. In ubuntu 16.04 python 3.5.2 is still the default version. |
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…an enormous and complex traceback. see: vega/altair#972
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* add missing packages to the requirements * add explanation on how to run the tests * handle altair error which is due to python typing issue, but creates an enormous and complex traceback. see: vega/altair#972 * add reference to the contributors guidlines into the readme. FIXME: make it a proper link * addressing #952 (comment) * more welcoming contributors message. Stolen from .github/CONTRIBUTING.md * Complete link to the contributors guide.
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I tried to import altair and fell at the first hurdle with
TypeError: 'ellipsis' object is not iterablewhen I ranimport altair as altin a new Jupyter notebook.I've followed the Altair installation instructions as well as those for IPython Vega. I'm running against Python 3.5 on Ubuntu. I see that Travis CI is testing and passing against Python 3.5, however.
Selected dependencies:
altair2.1.0notebook5.5.0vega1.3.0The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: