AFAIK that error in Python normally only happens in string formatting, i.e.:
>>> "%d" % "a" Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> TypeError: int argument required
I can reproduce the error by passing in the bug id as a string, i.e.
>>> server.launchpad.set_launchpad_bug("1", 123) *** Fault: <Fault 2: "'int argument required' while executing 'launchpad.set_launchpad_bug()'">
Do your OOPSes save locals with types to know if that's the cause?
AFAIK that error in Python normally only happens in string formatting, i.e.:
>>> "%d" % "a"
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: int argument required
I can reproduce the error by passing in the bug id as a string, i.e.
>>> server. launchpad. set_launchpad_ bug("1" , 123) set_launchpad_ bug()'" >
*** Fault: <Fault 2: "'int argument required' while executing 'launchpad.
Do your OOPSes save locals with types to know if that's the cause?