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copy.deepcopy() with datetime objects fails with "TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 2 arguments (1 given)" #387
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Sorry, I did this ticket a bit too hastily. Here is a reproducer:
It is when dealing with datetime objects. |
This only applies to python2. In python3, it uses the stdlib timezone objects. So the minimal timezone object ( |
Just to add a slightly more verbose description of this issue:
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Thank you, you are much better at summarizing usefully the state of things :) As of right now, we have reverted pyyaml to older than 5.3. Should we implement those methods or do you plan on fixing it in pyyaml? |
This broke one of my transient dependencies, and pyyaml is a transient dep of yet another transient dep... I don't have resources to fix it right now so I also pyyaml to <5.3 on py2.7. But pyyaml is the proper place to fix this instead of pinning transient deps. |
If someone wants to submit a PR (extra credit if it has tests) I can get this out soon. |
@ingydotnet there you go (not from me) |
thanks |
Apparently since this commit: 96d65f3
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