Closed AleksandarPetrov closed 5 years ago
./ didn't work for me, possibly some clashes with python2, putting python3 should be more reliable. That also fits the pattern of the other commands.
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python3
Our environment is actually compatible with both python2 and 3, so do you mind taking out the 3?
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didn't work for me, possibly some clashes with python2, puttingpython3
should be more reliable. That also fits the pattern of the other commands.