Error on Ubuntu on WSL

[IcyPalm]

Installed PyEnv to have python 3.6.4

Ran the script from bunq.com/dev

entered the virtualenv with pipenv shell

Tried to run: tinker/user_overview.py
Got the error:

/usr/bin/env: ‘.venv/bin/python -W ignore’: No such file or directory

In the bunq Telegram group another user had the same issue, we have no idea what is wrong

[IcyPalm]

Workaround:
Install virtual env in the directory of tinker:
PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1 pipenv install --python 3.6

run
/usr/bin/env .venv/bin/python -W ignore tinker/user_overview.py

When trying to get a production ready key the same issue arrises here:

tinker_python/go-pro

Line 82 in 77e6322

tinker/create_production_configuration.py --api-key "${apiKey}"

Change that line to
/usr/bin/env .venv/bin/python -W ignore tinker/create_production_configuration.py --api-key "${apiKey}"

[OGKevin]

@IcyPalm could you find out what the working dir is for that script once you run tinker/user_overview.py

I have a felling that that might be the difference between Linux and Unix.

[IcyPalm]

I have been tinkering around quite a lot. It seems unable to find the python executable with the current shebang header.

Tried this:
#!.venv/bin/python -W ignore

And that works since it directly points to the .venv executable.
Needs the virtual environment to be installed into the project dir though.
PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1

[OGKevin]

@IcyPalm the header #!.venv/bin/python -W ignore seems to work on Unix as well 🤔 .

Feel free to create a PR! if not we will pick this up soon.

FYI @JordyHeemskerk

[IcyPalm]

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