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I installed gdebi and then tried to install some .deb with it. The first time I tried installing them, it didn't, showing these:



/usr/bin/gdebi:113: FutureWarning: Possible nested set at position 1
c = findall("[[(](S+)/S+[])]", msg)[0].lower()


Tried again, using gdebi and it installed, but the message still appeared after prompting me if I wanted to install.



Since it says it's a future warning, should I be worried?










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    Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

    – mikewhatever
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  • It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

    – Ray
    Jul 4 at 6:22

















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I installed gdebi and then tried to install some .deb with it. The first time I tried installing them, it didn't, showing these:



/usr/bin/gdebi:113: FutureWarning: Possible nested set at position 1
c = findall("[[(](S+)/S+[])]", msg)[0].lower()


Tried again, using gdebi and it installed, but the message still appeared after prompting me if I wanted to install.



Since it says it's a future warning, should I be worried?










share|improve this question























  • 1





    Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

    – mikewhatever
    Jun 13 at 18:42











  • It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

    – Ray
    Jul 4 at 6:22













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I installed gdebi and then tried to install some .deb with it. The first time I tried installing them, it didn't, showing these:



/usr/bin/gdebi:113: FutureWarning: Possible nested set at position 1
c = findall("[[(](S+)/S+[])]", msg)[0].lower()


Tried again, using gdebi and it installed, but the message still appeared after prompting me if I wanted to install.



Since it says it's a future warning, should I be worried?










share|improve this question

















I installed gdebi and then tried to install some .deb with it. The first time I tried installing them, it didn't, showing these:



/usr/bin/gdebi:113: FutureWarning: Possible nested set at position 1
c = findall("[[(](S+)/S+[])]", msg)[0].lower()


Tried again, using gdebi and it installed, but the message still appeared after prompting me if I wanted to install.



Since it says it's a future warning, should I be worried?







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  • 1





    Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

    – mikewhatever
    Jun 13 at 18:42











  • It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

    – Ray
    Jul 4 at 6:22












  • 1





    Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

    – mikewhatever
    Jun 13 at 18:42











  • It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

    – Ray
    Jul 4 at 6:22







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1





Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

– mikewhatever
Jun 13 at 18:42





Where does it say 'error'? Error and warning are not the same.

– mikewhatever
Jun 13 at 18:42













It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

– Ray
Jul 4 at 6:22





It looks like it's just a warning. Also note that some warnings are for the developer to see and not you -- it might be a reminder to be careful of something that will become obsolete, etc. Anyway, it sounds like you tried installing twice and the first time it didn't work? You probably got an error message and not just the warning above. You would need to provide that if someone is to help you better. The warning itself seems harmless and meant for the developer.

– Ray
Jul 4 at 6:22










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