Closed dev-deg closed 1 year ago
Hi @dev-deg
It seems like some versions of Mac OS, like Ventura, may not start with python installed. Based on some documentation though, it should be when you set up Xcode command line tools, which you should be able to do by running xcode-select --install
from the command line.
After python is set up, you can run which python3
or which python
, which should give you the path to it.
Hi @a-maurice thank you for your kind reply.
The issue was when I updated to Mac OS Ventura, XCode CLI tools where somehow uninstalled. Running xcode-select --install fixed the issue.
I had python 3 installed and it was done so using homebrew as you can see from the output below:
which python3 /opt/homebrew/bin/python3
which python python not found
Thank you very much for your help and support.
Kind regards, Dave
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This error re-surfaced and is making Firebase unusable for development:
Could not find a working python interpreter. Please make sure one of the following is in your PATH: python3 python3.8 python3.7 python2.7 python2 python
Following this, and stdin error will appear in the console, preventing Unity Play mode from running.
Unable to use Firebase SDK in any Unity version on Mac Silicon 13.0.1.
Steps to reproduce:
Create Unity Project
Include google-services
Import a Firebase SDK unity package.