get-poetry.py fallback to standard executables #1878
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adjusts #1668 |
jonapich
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I'd like to change the behavior further if you'll let me. I think the new This python/python3 setup seems to be standard in Ubuntu16 and Ubuntu18 at the least. |
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* get-poetry.py fallback to standard executables * documentation update * fix typo due to cleanup * favor python3 over python2 when creating launcher * launcher favors 3.5 and up, else the first valid one it finds. * favor any py3 over py2, not just 3.5+ Co-authored-by: Jonathan Piché <[email protected]>
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* get-poetry.py fallback to standard executables * documentation update * fix typo due to cleanup * favor python3 over python2 when creating launcher * launcher favors 3.5 and up, else the first valid one it finds. * favor any py3 over py2, not just 3.5+ Co-authored-by: Jonathan Piché <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jonathan Piché <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Jonathan Piché <[email protected]>
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I wasn't sure how to spin new tests here; I believe the get-poetry.py script isn't part of the test suite, is that possible?
This makes the installation more flexible by allowing
python3on linux (whenpythoncannot be found; typical in a lot of 2 -> 3 migration scenarios).On windows, we add some basic support for PEP 397 by leveraging the
py.exelauncher. Since Windows uses the .bat file to launch the .py file, I removed the shebang from the windows launcher so that we don't end up writing/usr/bin/env py.exe -3😅fixes #1877