*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 410205 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/410205
Eventually I want to change apport to not use this function in the first
place any more, since there's just one possible answer anyway (see bug
410205), and it is confusing. Therefore I'll mark this as a
Actually get_token_and_login is fine to use in console applications, if
you don't mind the generic 'hit enter' message.
I don't see a good solution here. launchpadlib uses the webbrowser
module to launch Galeon. There's no way to tell Galeon anything but the
URL to open and how to open it. Using
On Mon, 2009-04-20 at 14:28 +, Leonard Richardson wrote:
Actually get_token_and_login is fine to use in console applications, if
you don't mind the generic 'hit enter' message.
Could it be changed to Hit Enter but only if the web browser doesn't
close with a valid exit value. So if someone
Could it be changed to Hit Enter but only if the web browser doesn't
close with a valid exit value.
There's no way of knowing if or when the web browser closed. The
webbrowser module spawns a background shell command, and never hears
what happens to the command.
Besides which, the common case
** Changed in: launchpadlib
Status: New = Incomplete
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apport-collect should suppress STDERR
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It could really be suppressed in python-launchpadlib.
However, I understand that using Launchpad.get_token_and_login() is not
really recommended in production software. It's just utterly convenient
and pretty much exactly what it needs to do.
** Changed in: apport (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
