Use Python 3 in scripts/lint.py
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yerke
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scripts/lint.pyscripts/lint.py
The script doesn't actually work on Python 2 though, does it? It uses string interpolation, for example, which was not a thing before 3.6. It just assumes you already have |
emilk
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scripts/lint.py.Why
Some modern OS and distributions do not provide Python 2 by default. This includes recent macOS versions.
I see that
scripts/generate_changelog.pyalready uses Python 3, so I don't think this change should be controversial.Without this change, I am unable to run
./scripts/check.shon macOS 15.2 without installing Python 2 or adding alias forpythonexecutable.