A tutor found that allowed crashes on the briefing notebook in a new M269 24J installation in Raspberry Pi. More generally, it crashes with option -m when pytype is installed but Python 3.10 isn't. To recreate on macOS,
do PATH=/usr/bin:/bin so that the Python binary links in /usr/local/bin aren't found
do m269-24j to activate the M269 environment and change to the M269 folder
do allowed -m book-r1/python/m269_test.py
To fix this, need probably to revert to old check of whether allowed is being run under Python 3.10 or 3.11. The comment in PR #57 seems to indicate I hardwired 3.10 to make it work with old pytype versions.
A tutor found that
allowedcrashes on the briefing notebook in a new M269 24J installation in Raspberry Pi. More generally, it crashes with option-mwhenpytypeis installed but Python 3.10 isn't. To recreate on macOS,PATH=/usr/bin:/binso that the Python binary links in /usr/local/bin aren't foundm269-24jto activate the M269 environment and change to the M269 folderallowed -m book-r1/python/m269_test.pyTo fix this, need probably to revert to old check of whether
allowedis being run under Python 3.10 or 3.11. The comment in PR #57 seems to indicate I hardwired 3.10 to make it work with old pytype versions.allowed.py