Error when testing with example files

[focusonskills]

HI, I encountered the following error when testing with your example data after installation. Do you know what caused the issue and is it caused by inproper installation?
Thanks!

File "/opt/galig/asgal", line 54
eprint(f"command: '{' '.join(command)}'")
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[ldenti]

Hi,
unfortunately I cannot replicate your error. Can you please tell me:

• your OS
• the (point) version of python3 you are using
• how do you invoke asgal: do you run python3 asgal or just ./asgal?

In the meantime, can you try running the asgal script with python3 asgal [...]? If it's doesn't work, can you try to change the first line of the asgal script from

#!/usr/bin/env python3

to

#!/usr/bin/python3

and the rerun the script on the example data?

[focusonskills]

Hi, I'm using Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS. Python version is 3.5.2. Running with python3 /directory/to/asgal gives the same error: File "/opt/galig/asgal", line 54 eprint(f"command: '{' '.join(command)}'") ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax I checked the asgal script and the first line is already #!/usr/bin/python3 Thanks!

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[ldenti]

Hi,
the problem is that f-strings have been introduced in python3.6 (see here). Therefore, the current version of the asgal script cannot work with previous versions of python (thank you for pointing this out, I'll better specify it in the README and the website).

So, if you can use python>=3.6, it would be perfect. Otherwise, I need to translate all the f-strings to the older .format().

Let me know, in case I can provide you a patch or something similar.