Add shebang to exec_parsl_function.py #3224
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The script is flagged for installation, so end users may expect to be able to run it straight from their PATH, without having to specify the interpreter and the full path to the script. While the shebang is missing, the operating system can barely guess what interpreter to use for running the script in such conditions, and thus would not be able to run exec_parsl_function.py. Signed-off-by: Étienne Mollier <[email protected]>
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Description
This change add a shebang to exec_parsl_function.py.
The script is flagged for installation in setup.py, so end users may expect to be able to run it straight from their PATH, without having to specify the interpreter and the full path to the script. While the shebang is missing, the operating system can barely guess what interpreter to use for running the script in such conditions, and thus would not be able to run exec_parsl_function.py.
Changed Behaviour
It will be possible to invoke exec_parsl_function.py as a regular executable without having to call python3 explicitly.
Fixes
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Type of change
Have a nice day, :)
Étienne.