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Test rules in pyflakes
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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ version-file = "src/fixit/__version__.py" | |||
features = ["dev", "pretty"] | |||
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[tool.hatch.envs.default.scripts] | |||
test = "python -m fixit.tests" | |||
test = "python3 -m fixit.tests" |
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Why was this change needed? Hatch environments should be controlled enough that just python
will always work.
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My bad, didn't know that
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I think this being "python3" is what's causing the CI failures on windows. My guess is that the virtualenv doesn't have a python3.exe in it, and so it's finding a random non-venv runtime, and therefore can't find/import fixit.
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