Good point. The linked installer does install the latest Python though, which seems to be 3.13 right now.
Want your piece of eternal fame as a mobiflight docs author and file a PR? 🙂
#Incorrect Python version in docs
rose bronze
rose bronze
sure, they are currently in https://github.com/neilenns-projects/mobiflight-docs
the plan is to move them under mobiflight github eventually
https://github.com/neilenns-projects/mobiflight-docs/tree/main/content/guides/installing-python to be more exact
I would guess the exact version number will be incrementing over time anyway, so maybe it should refer to the installer and whatever version is linked from the ms store page
rose bronze
yeah @analog glen has been rocking the documentation and thats why its under his github org for now
we could maybe have a link to the repository in the footer but I think we should just move it under mobiflight so people can find and contribute easier
we also have #documentation
but it is limited for those who work on the docs, to keep it free from user questions
yea, if you want to help, you can get access of course 🙂
but its more like the coordination between those who work on docs
yeah its been
I remember the xtouch stuff back in the day
and now its actually been reqwritten with react and js/css for the UI
rose bronze
yeah looks like the minimum got bumped
we need to take "check docs" as one of the tests for PR's on the code
analog glen
@void root please confirm and I can update it. to be fair, our guide to install directly links to version 3.13 and that's what the screenshot shows as well
doc change merged, thanks
void root
@prisma mesa thanks for the feedback! I thought v3.10 should be enough, but did not test it.
Ah it is because of the FBW script. Yes, I think asking vor 3.11 is fine. And I need to test new scripts against the minimum version, in case someone uses some very new python syntax.
rose bronze
you and @analog glen could talk and coordinate
analog glen
I assume that would be in the mobiflight repo, not the docs repo