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With the addition of the env parameter, any plugin that called assert_can_execute prior to this will be broken. I'm attempting to use the pybuilder-docker plugin and am facing this issue. Can we give env a default of None env=None so that it remains backwards compatible for plugins that were potentially already using it?
I created a pr for them to fix the issue, but I don't know if the plugin is being maintained or not.
Thanks for the report. I'll see if it's possible to default to a specific environment as a reasonable default, but even then the system might not work.
Thanks, yea I know it changed with a minor version so it's understandable that you're not responsible for dealing with it but it would be nice to have that default if possible
With the addition of the env parameter, any plugin that called
assert_can_execute
prior to this will be broken. I'm attempting to use the pybuilder-docker plugin and am facing this issue. Can we give env a default of Noneenv=None
so that it remains backwards compatible for plugins that were potentially already using it?I created a pr for them to fix the issue, but I don't know if the plugin is being maintained or not.
for reference: AlienVault-Engineering/pybuilder-docker#7
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