Stop making python an alias for python3 in environment setups #28873
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this isn't something we should be doing to people's environments
this isn't something we should be doing to people's environments
this isn't something we should be doing to people's environments
Ryanf55
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Dec 16, 2024
Sounds good - but this isn't the MAVProxy repo :-) |
Please clarify then: ArduPilot/ardupilot_wiki#6371 (comment) The wiki ambiguous |
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These were equivalents for installing python-is-python3 packages on Ubuntu.
We really shouldn't need these now - esp. since we don't do this on Ubuntu any more.
If we are invoking Python now we should be doing so as "python3".