pycycle cycle found but no chain printed

To reproduce:

$ mktmpenv
$ pip install openhtf==1.1.0
$ pycycle --source $VIRTUAL_ENV/lib/python2.7/site-packages/openhtf/plugs/usb/
Target source provided: ~/.virtualenvs/tmp-887cd3b8666bd584/lib/python2.7/site-packages/openhtf/plugs/usb
Project successfully transformed to AST, checking imports for cycles..
Cycle Found :(

Finished.

Aug 11 '17 19:08 DanLipsitt

I have faced the above issue, when i ran it on codebase it reported cycle found, but did not show the cyclic path, so please resolve this issue asap.

Aug 15 '17 17:08 rajkumarcs545

Just installed this and ran it, same problem, says cycle found not not what it is.

Sep 21 '17 10:09 TarAldarion

Same issue

Nov 22 '17 10:11 raoulfriedrich

Same here

Dec 03 '17 22:12 jiujitsu

Same

Dec 13 '17 22:12 conejoo

Same

Jan 09 '18 06:01 gma2th

Same

Jan 25 '18 15:01 michaelgrahamevans

Same

Feb 05 '18 02:02 stefanJi

Same

Feb 26 '18 07:02 ashwinrrao

I created a new pull request that will fix this.

Apr 23 '18 14:04 fzhcary

Same for me to.. I don't understand why.. I put all the functions in one file and still get weird errors

UPDATE Manage to solve the circular imports after a long research on SO.. I made a package and for each object I placed the absolute imports that object needed to run within the object that's running. Something like:

` def func(): from package.folder.module import object result = object(param) return result

`

Jun 29 '18 09:06 ClimenteA

@fzhcary I noticed that your pull request failed for python2.6, python3.3 (both which are past end-of-life), and python3.7-dev (probably should be python3.7 now). I'd submit a PR of the .travis.yml, but I have no if travis.org properly handles things when it's the .travis.yml itself which is part of the PR