python-msp430-tools: use python3 #42223
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sgtm, I can't test it as I don't work with MSP430 currently. |
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Can you rebase? |
python2, not used by any other packages anymore
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I think it might be better to just recommend using a py2 venv + pip2 for msp430-tools too. upstream has done 1 commit in the past 5 years, no indication of them moving most of the package to py3. |
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The readme mentions that python2 is needed for most modules, but we are slowly removing python2 packages, so I would recommend people to use a python2 venv and pip.
cc @leahneukirchen