query: fix AttributeError when query includes category#64
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portage.dep.Atom uses __slots__, so cpv, _cp, and _version are absent from atom.__dict__; copying it into Query left those attrs unset. CPV's lazy property accessors then raised AttributeError (e.g. "equery f app-shells/bash"). Signed-off-by: Matt Turner <mattst88@gentoo.org>
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It took me a minute to convince myself the dict hack was needed but I think it indeed is.
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portage.dep.Atom uses slots, so cpv, _cp, and _version are absent from atom.dict; copying it into Query left those attrs unset. CPV's lazy property accessors then raised AttributeError (e.g. "equery f app-shells/bash").