Find python3 path via /usr/bin/env #29
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I am also patching locally these things, please release next version including this. :) |
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Fixed. Will be in 5.128. |
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session.py:
- use env python3 for portability to other Linux and Mac systems
(hopefully that's still okay for Debian / Ubuntu?)
- #29
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This allows python3 binaries located in other directories to be used.
My use case for this is Mac OS X using pyenv.