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There is a bug in version comparison, due to the usage of string comparison.
As described in my StackOverflow question and in the accepted answer, the version check part checks for the Python's version, but '4' is considered greater than '10' because of the one-by-one character comparison ('4' > '1').
This should not happen, an integer comparison should be performed (after an "atoi" parse).
Since I'm stick with using the 0.8 version, I have to install and use Python 3.9.16
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There is a bug in version comparison, due to the usage of string comparison.
As described in my StackOverflow question and in the accepted answer, the version check part checks for the Python's version, but '4' is considered greater than '10' because of the one-by-one character comparison ('4' > '1').
This should not happen, an integer comparison should be performed (after an "atoi" parse).
Since I'm stick with using the 0.8 version, I have to install and use Python 3.9.16
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: