Found it, turns out it was my mistake after all. I've been invoking crash-digger like this:
$ PYTHONPATH=. bin/crash-digger -c --crash-db="gala" --config-dir=/path/to/config/dir ...
while I should have been doing this:
$ PYTHONPATH=. bin/crash-digger --crash-db="gala" --config-dir=/path/to/config/dir ...
The extra "-c" caused this problem. It would be nice if crash-digger could throw an error in such cases instead of undefined behavior.
On an unrelated note, trunk revision 2516 throws a syntax error on python 2.7.3-0ubuntu2, see attached console output.
Found it, turns out it was my mistake after all. I've been invoking crash-digger like this: dir=/path/ to/config/ dir ... dir=/path/ to/config/ dir ...
$ PYTHONPATH=. bin/crash-digger -c --crash-db="gala" --config-
while I should have been doing this:
$ PYTHONPATH=. bin/crash-digger --crash-db="gala" --config-
The extra "-c" caused this problem. It would be nice if crash-digger could throw an error in such cases instead of undefined behavior.
On an unrelated note, trunk revision 2516 throws a syntax error on python 2.7.3-0ubuntu2, see attached console output.