Add fallback function to support running commands on different platforms#23
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Add fallback function to support running commands on different platforms#23poyea wants to merge 1 commit intoSalesforceAIResearch:mainfrom
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| # Fallback: python -> python3 (for some Unix systems) | ||
| if resolved is None and command == "python": | ||
| resolved = shutil.which("python3") |
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Added these just for the reverse of the Windows fallback
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Another fix would just be changing all python3 to just python.
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Making one config of
command: python3(or vice versa) work on various platforms - Unix (python3/python) and Windows (python).