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docs: use an executable path in the try_first_with example - #150
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Hi! I'm getting some practice with small GitHub contributions and noticed the standalone guide passes a directory to
try_first_with.That argument probes interpreter executables directly. Passing a directory raises a permission error, so this updates the wording and example to use
/opt/python/bin/python3.12, plus a documentation news fragment.Checked locally on macOS:
dev: Python 3.9–3.15 and free-threaded 3.15, both type targets, lint, docs and package checks.Native Linux/Windows and legacy-target jobs were not run locally.
Thanks for taking a look!