#276 does not build if python3 less-than 3.6 (e.g. python3.5): SyntaxError: invalid syntax Issue created by sto6 The usage of f-string requires python3.6. If the found python3 is 3.5 the build fails. My example happens to be on a centos-7, where python3.6 is available (installed) but /usr/bin/python3 is python3.5 due to the requirements of other system on the host. Is it true: python3.6 (apparently) is now a requirement of the BUILD; but only the BUILD and still no python is required at runtime?? (See also #265 @donn.)

--- making header file database/database.h
./scripts/makedbh database/database.h.in database/database.h
  File "./scripts/makedbh", line 16
    f"Bad regular expression in {sys.argv[0]}: Cannot generate database/database.h!",
                                                                                   ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
make[1]: *** [Makefile:48: database/database.h] Error 1

RTimothyEdwards/magic