Update python version in README.md#253
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Thanks for the contribution.
Please update the commit message to include issue number 53. Consider adjusting the wording so that the top-level message states what the commit is about, as shown in the text.
[#53] Update python version in README.md
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Very nice. Please adjust the commit message title to link to our "housekeeping" issue, like so:
[#53] Update README.md
Once done, we will get this in. Thanks
Edit: @korydraughn sniped me :)
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Since iRODS release 4.3.0 Python3 is used.
See: https://docs.irods.org/4.3.4/release_notes/#430