Syntax Error when running customiser.py

[kaylamillerdev]

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describe the bug
what is the bug - what happens?

I'm running 'python customiser.py' in the command prompt and getting a syntax error. (see screenshot below).

expected behaviour
why is this a bug - what should be happening?

Shouldn't be getting an error

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platform
what OS are you using? e.g. windows 7, windows 10, WSL, ubuntu, arch linux, macOS
Windows 10

[kaylamillerdev]

I also opened up the cleaner file in Visual Studio Code and it also has an error. I think it's because of differences between Python 2 and 3 but I am not familiar at all with Python.

[kaylamillerdev]

PS: when I disable the Python linter, VSCode doesn't say there are any problems, but it still gives the same exact error messages.

[dragonwocky]

what version of python are you running? in theory that error should only be occurring on python 2, though a couple people have reported weird stuff on python 3.8 that i haven't been able to reproduce yet.

for lines that print()/log something, you can probably just delete them. otherwise you might need to translate the f-strings into normal strings with concatenation (just 'text ' + variable instead of f'text variable').

this is already fixed in the wip update (see the js branch), btw. that should be ready for beta-testing by Monday or Tuesday.

[kaylamillerdev]

I have python 2 and 3.8 installed. I'm not sure which one it's trying to use. Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/ghei36>

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________________________________ From: Tom <notifications@github.com> Sent: Thursday, July 16, 2020 5:09:45 PM To: dragonwocky/notion-enhancer <notion-enhancer@noreply.github.com> Cc: Kayla Miller <kayla@kaylamiller.dev>; Author <author@noreply.github.com> Subject: Re: [dragonwocky/notion-enhancer] Syntax Error when running customiser.py (#24) what version of python are you running? in theory that error should only be occurring on python 2, though a couple people have reported weird stuff on python 3.8 that i haven't been able to reproduce yet. for lines that print()/log something, you can probably just delete them. otherwise you might need to translate the f-strings into normal strings with concatenation (just 'text ' + variable instead of f'text variable'). this is already fixed in the wip update (see the js branch), so to minimise branch conflicts and leave me able to get this done asap I'm not committing any bugfixes to the master branch yet. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#24 (comment)>, or unsubscribe<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AMTL35NADIXS3PLWPQSMAA3R35UBTANCNFSM4O4OBTDA>.

[dragonwocky]

if you just run the python command alone to enter the shell it'll print the version up the top: if it says anything below 3.6 you may need to run with python3 instead

[kaylamillerdev]

Installing the windows store python fixed it!