Define version-specific shebangs for the default python runtimes #13414
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Any updates on landing this PR? |
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Can we just merge this? It's just four lines of change and all tests pass. Or is there any hidden risk that I'm not aware of? 🤔 |
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Not that I know of. I'll send an internal change to @comius . |
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Prior to this commit, the python stub generated with the autodetected runtimes will use
#!/usr/bin/env pythonas the shebang line. For modern python3 systems, this may not exist. It's more reliable to have each specific python runtime version specify a shebang of that particular python version.