remove specification of python version #10
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thanks for creating a pull request, yea i agree specifying 3.10 is a bit odd, though some people do still have python 2 installed on their systems for various reasons. Is there any benefit to not just specify |
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yeah python2 is pretty much dead but i believe specifying python3 would be a good idea, preferably change it, thanks! |
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done! |
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thanks for the pull request! quite an awkward issue |
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fuck i know how to github |
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python2 doesn't exist anymore, so there is no need to specify the python version. python3.10 isn't the latest version anymore as well, so this can potentially lead to crashes, as the error code of generating
venvisn't checked.