Fixes for python3 executables not detecting correctly in cmake #303
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Python 3.7 Cmake error is actually an issue in multibuild: https://github.com/matthew-brett/multibuild/pull/324 If that multibuild PR does not fix the issue I'll accept this one. |
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@skvark ok, I've corrected the bugs in this PR in-case it is going to be merged. |
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Multibuild fix works so I'll just close this one. |
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@skvark this patch will fix the issue where Python3 executables are not detecting correctly by cmake in
setup.py. Goodluck 👍