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#125 Error: Appupdate instance has no attribute 'download'

v2.0
closed-fixed
nabber00
Core (49)
5
2012-10-15
2012-10-15
Joshua H
No

I've created a list of apps, one per-line, in a file named mylist.txt.
Running "appupdater --load mylist.txt -d" from a privileged command prompt ultimately returns the error listed below:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "appupdater.py", line 41, in <module>
File "libappupdater\console.pyo", line 504, in run
File "libappupdater\core.pyo", line 1568, in download_from_file
AttributeError: Appupdate instance has no attribute 'download'

I have attached a text document that shows the contents of my TXT file, INI file, and the unmodified console log.

Thanks!
Josh

Discussion

  • Joshua H

    Joshua H - 2012-10-15

    Console Log

     
    cmd_log.txt

  • nabber00

    nabber00 - 2012-10-15
    • milestone: 3851189 --> v2.0
    • assigned_to: nobody --> nabber00
    • status: open --> open-accepted
     

  • nabber00

    nabber00 - 2012-10-15

    Thanks, basically download_from_file() needs to be reworked to look like
    install_from_file() does at the end. This should be a quick fix. The problem only applies when you are loading up a text file list like with --load, all other downloads should work fine.

    As for a workaround, yes you can use the GUI to download what you want, it allows for mutli-select if you hold down the control key. Or you can do each individually at the command line (maybe with some .bat for loop magic).

     

  • nabber00

    nabber00 - 2012-10-15

    Fixed in svn r1033. This will appear in the next bugfix release.

     

  • nabber00

    nabber00 - 2012-10-15
    • labels: 955269 --> Core
    • status: open-accepted --> closed-fixed
     
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