Respect Python version in bin script#1312
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In particular, this extra documentation covers the Python binary used by the poetry executable.
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Thanks @brycedrennan! Apologies for the duplication, I didn't see that - I'll put my thoughts on the PR and on the issue. |
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This PR makes the Poetry installer
get-poetry.pyrespect the installing version of Python in installing the~/.poetry/bin/poetryscript.Simply, if
python3is used to install Poetry, then use that as the Python executable to run Poetry as. If it ispython(e.g. Python 2), then usepython.This should fix the issues some people are having in #1257.