Thanks for the pr!

However, if PYTHONHOME has an invalid value, none of the python scripts would work anyway. Since umbrella and its documentation are optional, I'm thinking of simply skipping them with a warning if the python environment is invalid.

Thanks for the pr!

However, if PYTHONHOME has an invalid value, none of the python scripts would work anyway.

I am assuming the following situation:

• Multiple pythons (For example python2 and pyton3) are installed on build host.
• PYTHONHOME environment variable is set for the python3.
• The user specify $PYTHONHOME/bin/python3 by configure option.
• configure detect pydoc for python2.

@tkameyama, could you confirm whether pr #2217 does what you need?

We are in the process of changing how the configure script detect the python environment, to make sure, among other things, that the correct pydoc is found.

@tkameyama, could you confirm whether pr #2217 does what you need?

Yes.

We are in the process of changing how the configure script detect the python environment, to make sure, among other things, that the correct pydoc is found.

I hope it.

This has been resolved by e6de50b and the latest ./configure.