fix(x): fix a regex used to find python executable #132694
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Rollup of 6 pull requests Successful merges: - rust-lang#132057 (miri: update ABI compat checks to accept Option-like types) - rust-lang#132665 (Implement `div_ceil` for `NonZero<unsigned>`) - rust-lang#132694 (fix(x): fix a regex used to find python executable) - rust-lang#132707 (Add --diagnostic-width to some tests failing after 1a0c502) - rust-lang#132715 (fix `LazyLock::get` and `LazyLock::get_mut` document) - rust-lang#132716 (chore(issue-template): fix branch name) r? `@ghost` `@rustbot` modify labels: rollup
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Rollup merge of rust-lang#132694 - ismailarilik:fix/x/fix-a-regex-used-to-find-python-executable, r=jieyouxu fix(x): fix a regex used to find python executable Isn't the regex `^python[2-3]\.[0-9]\+$` wrong? It doesn't match, for example, with `python2.8`. There should be a plus sign at the end for a match, like `python2.8+`. I think `[0-9]+` is meant here instead of `[0-9]\+`. In that case a string like `python2.8` would match. This wasn't noticed because the script probably find and run the Python executable before this line.
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Isn't the regex
^python[2-3]\.[0-9]\+$wrong? It doesn't match, for example, withpython2.8. There should be a plus sign at the end for a match, likepython2.8+. I think[0-9]+is meant here instead of[0-9]\+. In that case a string likepython2.8would match. This wasn't noticed because the script probably find and run the Python executable before this line.