SublimeText3 is Building in Python 2 but I want to use Python 3. How do I Change Versions (Ubuntu 18.04)?











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I'm trying to get SublimeText3 to build with Python 3 on Ubuntu 18.04. I have python 3.6.6 installed on my Ubuntu machine, but Sublime is defaulting to Python 2 when I press ctrl+b. When I search with the "build with" option, no Python 3 option is available.



What do I have to do to get the option of using Python 3 in my SublimeText3 project builds?






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    I'm trying to get SublimeText3 to build with Python 3 on Ubuntu 18.04. I have python 3.6.6 installed on my Ubuntu machine, but Sublime is defaulting to Python 2 when I press ctrl+b. When I search with the "build with" option, no Python 3 option is available.



    What do I have to do to get the option of using Python 3 in my SublimeText3 project builds?






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      I'm trying to get SublimeText3 to build with Python 3 on Ubuntu 18.04. I have python 3.6.6 installed on my Ubuntu machine, but Sublime is defaulting to Python 2 when I press ctrl+b. When I search with the "build with" option, no Python 3 option is available.



      What do I have to do to get the option of using Python 3 in my SublimeText3 project builds?






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      I'm trying to get SublimeText3 to build with Python 3 on Ubuntu 18.04. I have python 3.6.6 installed on my Ubuntu machine, but Sublime is defaulting to Python 2 when I press ctrl+b. When I search with the "build with" option, no Python 3 option is available.



      What do I have to do to get the option of using Python 3 in my SublimeText3 project builds?






      python sublimetext3 python-3.6 sublime-build




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          {
          
    "cmd": ["python3", "-u", "$file"],
          
    "file_regex": "^[ ]File "(...?)", line ([0-9]*)",
          
    "selector": "source.python"
          
}


          Save it with the name python3




          Go to Tools -> Build system -> and check python3




          Try to test it using:



          import sys
          
print(sys.version)


          Press: Ctrl + b



          Source: https://gist.github.com/zaemiel/4fbd8b5125fda7a140be






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          Try to test it using:



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    "selector": "source.python"
          
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          Save it with the name python3




          Go to Tools -> Build system -> and check python3




          Try to test it using:



          import sys
          
print(sys.version)


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          Source: https://gist.github.com/zaemiel/4fbd8b5125fda7a140be






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          Go to Tools -> Build system -> and check python3




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          Save it with the name python3




          Go to Tools -> Build system -> and check python3




          Try to test it using:



          import sys
          
print(sys.version)


          Press: Ctrl + b



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