@Dennis Another pull please.

@Pavel Done.

Why is a tab in output field still insert a tab?

@user202729 Fixed.

@Dennis Could you please pull attache ?

@ConorO'Brien Done.

thanks!

@Dennis Could you pull Add++ please?

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/addpp/add++.py", line 1192, in <module>
    settings.version = convert_version(settings.version, settings.file == '.code.tio')
  File "/opt/addpp/add++.py", line 38, in convert_version
    if version.endswith('.0') and version.count('.') == 1:
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'endswith'

@cairdcoinheringaahing ^

Huh, it works locally

Did you push everything?

Never mind, I figured it out (was erroring without the --version flag). It should work now

Yup, works now. Pulled.

Thanks!

@Dennis Could you pull Add++ again please?

@Dennis Can you pull Mornington Crescent, please?

    File "/opt/addpp/add++.py", line 1205
    settings.version = convert_version(settings.version, settings.file == '.code.tio')
                                                                                     ^
TabError: inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation

@cairdcoinheringaahing ^

@NieDzejkob Done.

@Dennis Please pull Broccoli.

ASCII accidentally nuked argparsing

So Cauliflower got disabled

Done.

Thanks

What do you use the "piggyback" field in languages.json for?

Currently? Nothing.

oh, k

I was intended as part of the automatic update process, but development has currently stalled on that.

@Dennis There's now a system package python37 you can install. It creates a /usr/bin/python3.7.

There are 8 Pythons already...

Most of which suffer from the same problem: only CPython 2 and CPython 3 have a usable amount of libraries.

Oh. Oh yeah.

Python 3.7 annoyingly can't use packages installed by pip3.

It might if you set the PYTHONPATH.

3.7 is still in beta, right?

Seems to be

So replacing 3.6 (the TIO interpreter) with 3.7 might also be a bad idea.

I think having python37 installed and callable from bash is fine. Especially since adding it as a seperate language would mean having to remove it in a couple of months when the normal Python 3 becomes 37.

@Dennis could you pull VSL?