Tool paths can be specialized on each node using ToolInstallation.translate()
This allows have a common name for a tool installed at different locations on nodes running different systems ('Py36' as 'C:\Python36' on Windows and '/usr/bin/python3.6' on Linux for instance)
Looks good to me. Upon doing a little reading, this seems to be the way that we are encourage to handle ToolInstallations. Clearly, I missed that the first time around
Tool paths can be specialized on each node using ToolInstallation.translate()
This allows have a common name for a tool installed at different locations on nodes running different systems ('Py36' as 'C:\Python36' on Windows and '/usr/bin/python3.6' on Linux for instance)