test: use 'env python3' #11
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Thank you! LGTM. I'm trying to figure out why the CI doesn't work now that the project has moved to the flatpak org. |
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@bluca so the CI tries to avoid building the build image every run, but the repo was moved, so the image doesn't exist there and it only gets updated/created when CI runs in the right context (i.e. not on a MR but when something got pushed to main). The CI falls back on using an image from the repo of the user creating the MR, but for that to exist, you have to push to your repo and ensure the CI runs there. |
'env python' only works on some RH derivatives, on Debian and derivatives it does not work by default. Fixes flatpak#10
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Ok, done (I think) |
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Thank you! |
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'env python' only works on some RH derivatives, on Debian and derivatives it does not work by default.
Fixes #10