Dnfdragora Fails With Unexpected error: <class 'KeyError'>

[Stephen Morris]

Hi,
     Dnfdragora shows the above message when run from the CLI after it 
has parsed all the available repositories. How do I identify whether it 
is an issue with one of the repositories being used (without disabling 
all repositories or moving them to another directory) or whether it is 
an internal error?

regards,
Steve

[Stephen Morris]

On 8/8/20 11:42 am, Stephen Morris wrote:
> Hi,
>     Dnfdragora shows the above message when run from the CLI after it 
> has parsed all the available repositories. How do I identify whether 
> it is an issue with one of the repositories being used (without 
> disabling all repositories or moving them to another directory) or 
> whether it is an internal error?

I've done a bit more checking on this and moved all the repo definition 
files except the main fedora one and dnfdragora still produces the same 
error, so I would say the issue is definitely internally within dnfdragora.

regards,
Steve
> regards,
> Steve
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[Stephen Morris]

On 17/8/20 8:55 am, Stephen Morris wrote:
> On 8/8/20 11:42 am, Stephen Morris wrote:
> > Hi,
> >     Dnfdragora shows the above message when run from the CLI after it 
> > has parsed all the available repositories. How do I identify whether 
> > it is an issue with one of the repositories being used (without 
> > disabling all repositories or moving them to another directory) or 
> > whether it is an internal error?
>
> I've done a bit more checking on this and moved all the repo 
> definition files except the main fedora one and dnfdragora still 
> produces the same error, so I would say the issue is definitely 
> internally within dnfdragora.

I found an entry on the net that specified that removing 
~/.config/dnfdragora.yaml rectified the issue for the reporter, which 
did for me as well.

regards,
Steve
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> Steve
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