Streaming interface crashes Julia #38
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IlyaOrson
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Thank you for reporting. I think this will be fixed in #39. Can you try the branch? |
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That seems to fix it, thanks! |
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I get a weird error that asks me to file a bug report and crashes julia. It appears while using the streaming interface, where I use
expandtreeand throw an error inside the loop of the elements of the node generated.It's tricky but here are some experiments that sometimes throw the error.
reader = open() ... close(reader)syntax then it won't crash but throw a warning instead (see below).open() do reader... endsyntax and toggle betweenerrorandthrowerrorthe error appears and dissappears. Here is my MWE:I get this message before the crash:
The warning (the best clue?):
My version:
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