Closed SimonBiggs closed 7 years ago
We recommend installing the dependencies with a virtualenv
virtualenv roboto-env
On Mac OS X, Python 2.7 is still the default for creating new virtualenvs, if a Python version isn't specified. Is this still the case for distros of Linux?
I was running Ubuntu 17.04 at the time I wrote that pull request. I have since reverted to 16.04 so I won't be able to confirm for you.
My system defaulted to Python 3 with the virtual env, but that could have been my own settings. I thought the note about requiring Python 2 would be helpful nevertheless.
@SimonBiggs this confirms my suspicions. I remember Ubuntu changed the default Python to 3+ after Ubuntu 14.04.
This pr could probably go further and use the explicit v2 commands for systems have that both installed v2 and v3
On Jul 7, 2017 5:04 AM, "Marc Foley" notifications@github.com wrote:
@SimonBiggs https://github.com/simonbiggs this confirms my suspicions. I remember Ubuntu changed the default Python to 3+ after Ubuntu 14.04.
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Thanks @SimonBiggs :)
You're very welcome. And thank you for your work :).
It appears that roboto dependencies currently require Python 2. In particular https://github.com/robofab-developers/robofab.git@62229c4ea33c324e698766d3700ca9a47efcdeb6 .