Ah, I didn't realize this at the time, but this bug is actually invalid
as PyGI isn't meant to play nice with static bindings like PyGTK. It
was pretty much by accident when it worked before.
The pygobject version in Oneiric doesn't let you dangerously mix them
anymore:
import gtk
from
The weird thing about this bug is that the import works fine on a second
attempt. So for example if I run from gi.repository import Gtk I get
an AttributeError: type object 'Widget' has no attribute '__info__'.
Now when I rerun it, everything works fine. Subsequent imports also need
to be repeated
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2.27.90 = 2.27.91 regression: AttributeError: type object 'Widget'
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