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When using a system that is updated frequently the user could find the situation where the path to the repository root has changed but the python binary is looking somewhere else (e.g, Python gets an upgrade from 3.6 to 3.7) or if the same bashrc is shared among different machines with different versions of python (2.x, 3.x and so on), is useful to be able to get one consistent way to figure out what would be the path.
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I really like this trick, however, as far as I understand it, it only works for local (per user) installations of the powerline. For global installations, Slightly unrelated, for users of fish, the commands should look like |
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@PH111P I just realized that the wording is a bit confusing... Will improve it soonish. Anything else needed? |
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When using a system that is updated frequently the user could find the situation where the path to the repository root has changed but the python binary is looking somewhere else (e.g, Python gets an upgrade from 3.6 to 3.7) or if the same bashrc is shared among different machines with different versions of python (2.x, 3.x and so on), is useful to be able to get one consistent way to figure out
what would be the path.
Let me know if changes are needed :) (Or if there's a better place to mention that trick)