This isn't exactly a bug, but I thought I'd let you know anyway. When I first tried to run t, I got a python error. The problem is that I am running python 3.4, while t was written for python 2. For example, the code includes print string rather than print(string), etc.
Fortunately I also still had python 2.7 installed, so I just called it using the absolute file path in my bash alias and everything is working fine. You might just want to mention this in the install instructions.
This isn't exactly a bug, but I thought I'd let you know anyway. When I first tried to run t, I got a python error. The problem is that I am running python 3.4, while t was written for python 2. For example, the code includes
print stringrather thanprint(string), etc.Fortunately I also still had python 2.7 installed, so I just called it using the absolute file path in my bash alias and everything is working fine. You might just want to mention this in the install instructions.