I recently ran into a problem where I was running python2 and python3 side by side, but some scripts have a shebang specifying #!/usr/bin/env python
It appears that the order of versions in asdf global 3.7.3 2.7.15 matters. The first version you set will claim the python binary. python2 and python3 act as expected.
I added some clarification to the documentation to explain this, just in case it isn't obvious. It wasn't to me, but maybe in retrospect it should have been.
I think it worth documenting, but I am not attached to any of the verbiage in my documentation, so if you need to edit it, it is totally fine with me.
I recently ran into a problem where I was running python2 and python3 side by side, but some scripts have a shebang specifying
#!/usr/bin/env python
It appears that the order of versions in
asdf global 3.7.3 2.7.15
matters. The first version you set will claim thepython
binary.python2
andpython3
act as expected.I added some clarification to the documentation to explain this, just in case it isn't obvious. It wasn't to me, but maybe in retrospect it should have been.
I think it worth documenting, but I am not attached to any of the verbiage in my documentation, so if you need to edit it, it is totally fine with me.
Thanks!