Avoid too many values to unpack error #17
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I just installed this plugin to see what it can do with my EyeTV Hybrid before I decide what hardware/software to buy for OTA TV. The EyeTV-parser add-on would not launch and the log showed a trace for an error coming from this line (38) saying there were too many values to unpack, so I printed the args to debug and it contained 4 values, the last being 'resume:false'. Supplying the dummy value allowed the plugin to load. There are of course other issues, but this was a nice/simple un-blocking work-around/fix.
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I just installed the EyeTV-parser plugin (which depends on this plugin) to see what it can do with my EyeTV Hybrid before I decide what hardware/software to buy for OTA TV. The EyeTV-parser add-on would not launch and the log showed a trace for an error coming from this line (38) saying there were too many values to unpack, so I printed the args to debug and it contained 4 values, the last being 'resume:false'. Supplying the dummy value allowed the plugin to load. There are of course other issues, but this was a nice/simple un-blocking work-around/fix.