Without asdf-python installed: The system handles invocation of python commands. I can type python2 or python3 to invoke the specified version. I can also type python (which I am used to doing) and in this system, that is symlinked to python3.
With asdf-python installed: I still would like to use the system python when I haven't manually selected a different version.
I configured it with the command: asdf global python system
However, now the python command ($HOME/.asdf/shims/python) executes python2 instead.
This may also be an issue in Ubuntu or Debian when the python-is-python3 package is installed, but I haven't tested that yet.
OS: Void Linux
Without asdf-python installed: The system handles invocation of python commands. I can type
python2orpython3to invoke the specified version. I can also typepython(which I am used to doing) and in this system, that is symlinked topython3.With asdf-python installed: I still would like to use the system python when I haven't manually selected a different version.
I configured it with the command:
asdf global python systemHowever, now the
pythoncommand ($HOME/.asdf/shims/python) executespython2instead.This may also be an issue in Ubuntu or Debian when the
python-is-python3package is installed, but I haven't tested that yet.