permission denied
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shiv -e cpe_m.cpe_mi:cli -o my_command.pyz .
in setup.py dir
and then try to run command I get this strange error msg?
[I] ➜ ./my_command.pyz
zsh: permission denied: ./my_command.pyz
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I am having a similar issue with incorrect shebang:
gory details (click to expand)
Specifying `-p '/usr/bin/env python3'` mitigates it
If you ask me,
-p
should be a mandatory option. 😉Possibly allowing things like
{pymajor}
based on the running interpreter.