TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable

[banbar]

My settings: Windows 10

Command:
C:\OSGeo4W\apps\Python39\python.exe gitinspector.py --format=html --timeline --since=2015-09-01 -w https://github.com/banbar/GMT-456-GIS-Programming > C:\Users\banbar\Desktop/1.html

Output:

[7henry767]

it seems only to work with python 2.x. Probably you are using 3.x

[adam-waldenberg]

Gitinspector works fine with 3.x. Though, some versions and some API's are constantly changing and breaking backward compatibility - gettext is an example of that.

[ObiWahn]

Same problem here on mac with brew.

[fourofspades]

Same issue on Windows.

[Brikwerk]

Quick note to those with this issue: I was able to get gitinspector to work on macOS with Python 3.7.13. It seems that the gettext API has changed from 3.7 to 3.9. I recommend running gitinspector again with Python 3.7 installed.

[vizcay]

The problem is that Python 3.7 or older versions is not supported for Apple M1:

brew install [email protected]
...
Warning: [email protected] has been deprecated because it is deprecated upstream!
[email protected]: The x86_64 architecture is required for this software.
Error: [email protected]: An unsatisfied requirement failed this build.

Anybody knows how to solve this? Not a python dev unfortunately.

[adam-waldenberg]

@vizcay Yes. For now, move to Python 3.7. We need to figure out a good (not too hacky) way to support different versions of gettext - as it keeps changing :)

[vizcay]

@vizcay Yes. For now, move to Python 3.7. We need to figure out a good (not too hacky) way to support different versions of gettext - as it keeps changing :)

Looks like it can only be done with Rosetta: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70315418/installing-python3-7-macbook-air-m1-problem. At least with homebrew.

Thanks but I will pass.

[foxyseta]

Same here. Any updates on this?

[AugustH]

as a quick hack: in gitinspector/localization.py replace (on line 71 and line 106)
install(True)
with
install(None)

tested on Python 3.10, gives some warnings (unrelated to this problem) but output seems ok.

[hlovdal]

Same on Fedora 36.

(The True->None modification worked)

[JTangming]

Same on Python 3.11.3 (The True->None modification worked)

[sral97]

Same on Fedora 39 with Python 3.11.8 (The True->None modification worked)

[fuhrmanator]

Related to #213