Remove py2 references from README #732
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| * You can also invoke Pyflakes with ``python3 -m pyflakes .`` or | ||
| ``python2 -m pyflakes .`` if you have it installed for both versions. | ||
| * You can invoke Pyflakes with ``python -m pyflakes .`` |
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I think this can be removed entirely -- or adjusted to use something like python3.10 -m pip install ... and python3.10 -m pyflakes ...
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Of the two, I'm maybe team delete since i'd rather not add another thing for maintainers to update in the future
That said, in the setup.py it seems like pyflakes always adds some entrypoint, so what if we said:
You can invoke Pyflakes with
pyflakes .
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could use python3.# ... so it doesn't need updating again. the original intent of this was to show how to run it per interpreter -- there isn't really much point in showing pyflakes . though
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python3.# ... works for me!
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Changed my mind, removing seems simpler. Also, the flake8 part of the section is implied in Design Principles so took out the "Useful tips" section
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this section is important, I want you to adjust it to still make sense but without python 2 -- no reason to throw out the baby with the bathwater
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okay gave it another shot, appreciate your patience!
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| * You can also invoke Pyflakes with ``python3 -m pyflakes .`` or | ||
| ``python2 -m pyflakes .`` if you have it installed for both versions. | ||
| * You can invoke Pyflakes with ``python3.# -m pyflakes .`` |
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ah I meant to keep the original messaging
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| * Be sure to install it for a version of Python which is compatible | ||
| with your codebase: for Python 2, ``pip2 install pyflakes`` and for | ||
| Python3, ``pip3 install pyflakes``. |
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this first part is still important but should be replaced with python#.# -m pip ...
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Since #707, I don't think pyflakes is runnable from a py2 context anymore