It happens because of this:
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subprocess.call(["py.test-2.7"] + list(args)) |
In my system, I have both Python 2 and 3 (maybe it's worth dropping Python 2 support already?). Executables are named py.test and py.test3.
To maintain backwards compatibility, it's probably worth wrapping those subprocess calls and if they fail - try generic names.
It happens because of this:
pynt/build.py
Line 18 in c0fbbc4
In my system, I have both Python 2 and 3 (maybe it's worth dropping Python 2 support already?). Executables are named py.test and py.test3.
To maintain backwards compatibility, it's probably worth wrapping those subprocess calls and if they fail - try generic names.