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python-tools was unable to find your machine's python executable. #300
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I was able to fix this issue by leaving the python-tools custom executable blank and then using
to create a symbolic link with just In the source code python-tools.coffee, line 90:
The |
Hmm..… if this is the correct answer, the settings info should be changed. It currently implies that e.g., python2.7 would be a reasonable entry to the path to python entry. Or is that supposed to just be the directory of the executable? Ubuntu still uses python3 as an executable name, so this should be resolved systematically. |
Neither /usr/bin/python3 (the result of |
perhaps the best answer for ubuntu users is |
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python-tools was unable to find your machine's python executable.
Please try set the path in package settings and then restart atom.
If the issue persists please post an issue on https://github.com/michaelaquilina/python-tools/issues/new
This is my path with python executable
But the error persists.
why?
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