Closed sharnoff closed 4 years ago
I must warn against bare python
. On several distributions python
is no longer present by default.
On Ubuntu 20.04, python2
and python3
both exist, but to create python
, a user needs to manually create the link by installing python-is-python2
or python-is-python3
.
Given this situation, it makes sense to leave it as python3
.
(I've updated the documentation accordingly.)
The coz
python file's shebang is still set to python2.7. That's what the PR originally meant to change to python3.
Thanks, forgot to push! (Pushed)
Thanks!
Feel free to change/ignore if inappropriate - I ran into this issue on a system without python2.x, building from source. The main
coz
file seemed to be the culprit, but I may be wrong.Given that the README isn't picky about a python interpreter for building from source (Python3 is merely recommended), it may be better to change this line to
/usr/bin/env python
, instead ofpython3
/python2.7
. I don't know what would be preferred, and it should be fairly trivial to change :)Just figured I'd open discussion in a place that's easiest to resolve it.