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use default python version on redhat #2412
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As far as I can tell this should work on redhat as well. I'll merge it, if issues with redhat occurs we'll handle it at that date :) Thanks for fixing! |
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Description
Fixes #2407
right now the python version is hardcoded to 3.4.
This PR replaces this with python3-devel, which includes all the other packages that are removed.
I only tested this in a centos7/8 docker container and not with redhat
How to test
Test whether dev_setup.sh runs fine on centos and redhat
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