Unhashable type dict

[anthonymoser]

When I try to use any of the demos from the census package or the ward walkthrough, for example
test = c.acs5.state(('NAME', 'B25034_010E'), states.MD.fips, year=2010)

I get
TypeError: unhashable type: 'dict'

coming from this line:
return super(ACSClient, self).get(*args, **kwargs)

census/census/core.py

Line 313 in dd4f171

return super(ACSClient, self).get(*args, **kwargs)

I tried to test to see if it was my VPN causing problems, or my python version, etc. But the issue has remained. Could be something weird about my environment? But if so I don't know what. Thought I should flag in case something changed about the data structure returned by the census api. I was able to get some block level responses, but not tract.

[fgregg]

hi @anthonymoser, can't reproduce.

from census import Census
from us import states

c = Census("YOUR_API_KEY")

foo = c.acs5.get(('NAME', 'B25034_010E'),
                 {'for': 'state:{}'.format(states.MD.fips)})

    
test = c.acs5.state(('NAME', 'B25034_010E'), states.MD.fips)

test = c.acs5.state(('NAME', 'B25034_010E'), states.MD.fips, year=2010)

print(test)

this complete code example (with a correct API key) works for me. will it run for you?

[hancush]

Hi, @anthonymoser – were you using the core Census client, or the extended Census client from the census_area package? If the latter, there was a bug in our implementation of the lru_cache, which was patched in datamade/census_area#13. Want to install the latest version and give your code another try?