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Fix print issue with python 3.6.5
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Applying your fix I get the following error 😞 File "<string>", line 1
import sys; url = sys.stdin.readlines()[0].strip(); print(url.split(':')[1][:-4)]
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SyntaxError: invalid syntaxI'm guessing this is python version issue, mine is: I wonder if we can rewrite this function without |
Removed python dependency. Using argparse to parse argument in gh function.
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Good idea @oguzbilgic ! I removed the python dependency and updated the other function to receive the parameter using |
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Fix print issue with python 3.6.5 Fix #1