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Strange output with Pkg add on 1.11.0-rc3, after "failed Task notice; giving up" #4012
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Here are the last few errors lines:
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Are you loading any packages in your startup.jl? If so disable it? |
Indeed. I had VimBindings.jl in my if isinteractive()
@eval using VimBindings
end Disabling it fixes the issue. |
I tried to investigate but VimBindings doesn't work on master
Which is known caleb-allen/VimBindings.jl#98 |
Yes. I see there is an open issue on that @PallHaraldsson , were you also using VimBindings.jl ? |
@favba is there a particular sequence of keys which resulted in this error loop? Also, what terminal and OS are you using? I haven't dug into 1.12, but it'd be particularly concerning if VimBindings is causing this on the 1.11 RC. |
I think there are at least two issues here:
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In order to trigger the error I have to first start the Pkg REPL with After that, I exit the Pkg REPL mode and type any function, the infinite error msg happens after I type the opening bracket I'm using the foot terminal v1.18.1 on Arch linux with zen kernel v6.10.8 |
No I wasn't. I've never had a problem with my startup.jl, if that's even the cause here, first on 1.11. And there's basically nothing in it, first line some old test I forgot in there...
This seems to have been the problem (I may have been deving the package, but then only to try to disable some stuff, to reduce startup time:
While I didn't until:
I probably should have made the issue at julialang, since I'm not/no longer sure, kg> add triggered it. Can somebody move it over there? |
Seems like a PythonCall issue with something async that it starts during At least, if this should go to the julia repo it needs a clearer name / diagnosis. |
No, I don't see any async used (unless if a dependency of it and I also ruled out in CondaPkg), except for so I'm back to thinking this is Pkg related, completely unrelated to PythonCall. |
Full log after starting Julia:
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