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Some distros (e.g RHEL 9.4) does not have the "python" command, instead "python3" should be used. The "python3" command should now be universal and since these scripts does not work with python2.* I think we can start explicitly using "python3" directly. This commit updates the scripts to use "python3" instead of "python". Signed-off-by: Lucas Alvares Gomes <[email protected]>
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Some distros (e.g RHEL 9.4) does not have the "python" command, instead "python3" should be used.
The "python3" command should now be universal and since these scripts does not work with python2.* I think we can start explicitly using "python3" directly.