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With python2 EOL and distro's not packaging python2 anymore (or deprecating it) and atom also finally dropping python2 as a requirement (today with 1.47.0) and python3 taking its place as default. linter-pylama fails if python is not installed, and if it does not refer to python2. Because if it points to python3 instead it gives the error:
Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/xxx/.atom/packages/linter-pylama/bin/pylama.py", line 12, in from pylama.main import shell File "/home/xxx/.atom/packages/linter-pylama/bin/pylama/main.py", line 10 from .async import check_async ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Could linter-pylama please support having python3 as interpreter for the internal pylama? either for python or with python3
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With python2 EOL and distro's not packaging python2 anymore (or deprecating it) and atom also finally dropping python2 as a requirement (today with 1.47.0) and python3 taking its place as default. linter-pylama fails if
python
is not installed, and if it does not refer topython2
. Because if it points topython3
instead it gives the error:Could linter-pylama please support having python3 as interpreter for the internal pylama? either for
python
or withpython3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: