Closed therden closed 4 years ago
As encouraged at the bottom of the the article page referenced above, I tried to contribute improvements to this article, but have been thwarted.
I cloned the help_pages repository, created a new branch for this issue, updated the Markdown file, and committed it to my local repo.
But when tried to create a Pull Request from within GitHub, I was blocked from doing so, and was likewise unable to push my branch from my local repository to the GitHub-hosted one.
Since GitHub won't let me attach an MD file, I'm attaching my revised version with a TXT extension.
I have updated the help page. Since the prints in the code examples are there mostly as comments, I have not used the code that you provided to print the version that is running, since that obscures what the shebang is doing.
I understand.
You overlooked the need to update the reference from 3.6 to 3.7.
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I have updated the help page. Since the prints in the code examples are there mostly as comments, I have not used the code that you provided to print the version that is running, since that obscures what the shebang is doing.
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Thanks. I have fixed that.
On your site's help page How can I use a different version of Python for the Save & Run button?, the Python versions which references both within the text (3.7 and 3.6) and also within the second code example (3.4 and 3.3) appear to have drifted apart over time.