poor error message for wrong path syntax, e.g. "tahoe cp $CAP:$PATH ." #1379
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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#1379
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The error messages are unhelpful, but also it looks like there is a bug so that
tahoe cp
misparses the$CAP/path
syntax in its source argument.If Latest is a subdirectory of the given dircap, shouldn't it be:
?
(I.e. you have "
tahoe cp $CAP:$PATH .
", not "tahoe cp $CAP/$PATH .
" in the examples.)Having said that, "TypeError: argument 2 to map() must support iteration" is a horrible way to report the error.
I'm merging this with #1217, since the incorrect path syntax is the same ($CAP:$PATH). I don't know why the error message is different; perhaps it's because this ticket has an incorrect source argument whereas #1217 has an incorrect destination argument.
misparse of "tahoe cp $CAP/$PATH ."to poor error message for wrong path syntax, e.g. "tahoe cp $CAP:$PATH ."