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Python 2 seems to be required #8
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what i had done:
@loboris PLEASE COMMIT THIS FILE CONVERTED FOR NEXT RELEASE |
An easy workaround: in the folder where you cloned the repo set up a virtual environment with python2. To do so, find where your python2 is: Create a virtual environment with
then activate it with
Now if you just type |
virtualenv is good alternative, should be mentioned in readme.md |
I just opened a PR with this explanatory note added at the end, and also another fix for flashing problems. |
... or even better,... should open a PR with the updated |
On way I got this working is install python 2 and switch to python 2
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python --version Python 2.7.18 carl@DESKTOP-9JE80P5:~/ESP8266_AT_LoBo/at_lobo$ ./build.sh =====================================
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I'm on Fedora 31, which has sort of "retired" python 2 in favor of 3. I had to make the following changes in order for
./build.sh
to get past some "missing parentheses" errors:If acceptable, I'm happy to submit a PR. Other than that tiny issue, everything else worked like a charm, thanks!
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