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…stems instead of locking to specific version that requires a PPA be used
chinmayshah99
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…tead of locking to specific version that requires a PPA be used
Description //
Changes related to pull request #32 / issue #31 -- there didn't seem to be a specific reason documented to lock specifically to Python 3.6 or pull in a custom PPA. The changes I am proposing in this pull request let the Ubuntu/Debian "python3" meta-package select the supported version of Python3 for that system and removes the deadsnakes-ppa line.
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List any dependencies that are required for this change. // None
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