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With python 2.7.10 on the windows platform, the following line within handler.py throws a "dictionary changed size during iteration" runtime error.
for k, v in locals().iteritems():
Changing iteritems() to items() seems to eliminate the issue.
for k, v in locals().items():
I only have access to the Windows platform within the environment in which I also have access to Tanium. So I can't test other platforms. I have had a peer on Mac state that they don't encounter the issue.
The switch to .items() also mirrors the recommendation found in pep 3106.
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With python 2.7.10 on the windows platform, the following line within handler.py throws a "dictionary changed size during iteration" runtime error.
for k, v in locals().iteritems():
Changing iteritems() to items() seems to eliminate the issue.
for k, v in locals().items():
I only have access to the Windows platform within the environment in which I also have access to Tanium. So I can't test other platforms. I have had a peer on Mac state that they don't encounter the issue.
The switch to .items() also mirrors the recommendation found in pep 3106.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: