Use PYTHON_EXE env var as the python interpreter #11212
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LGTM. We should get this in rather soonish. The creation of the extra virtualenv |
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Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments to be created using the specified interpreter. Both `make` and `mage` honor the variable. For example, `PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env`. Add changelog
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@urso I added a changelog entry and squashed the first commit that was off the mark. |
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@andrewkroh Please backport to 6.7 and 7.0 branches. |
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Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments to be created using the specified interpreter. Both `make` and `mage` honor the variable. For example, `PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env`. (cherry picked from commit 9fb274a)
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Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments to be created using the specified interpreter. Both `make` and `mage` honor the variable. For example, `PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env`. (cherry picked from commit 9fb274a)
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…preter (#11569) * Use PYTHON_EXE env var as the python interpreter (#11212) Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments to be created using the specified interpreter. Both `make` and `mage` honor the variable. For example, `PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env`. (cherry picked from commit 9fb274a)
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…preter (#11570) * Use PYTHON_EXE env var as the python interpreter (#11212) Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments to be created using the specified interpreter. Both `make` and `mage` honor the variable. For example, `PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env`. (cherry picked from commit 9fb274a)
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Setting the PYTHON_EXE environment variable causes new Python virtual environments
to be created using the specified interpreter.
For example,
PYTHON_EXE=python2.7 make python-env.