Remove py2/3 distinction script #76
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Since the last Salt version with py2 support (Salt 3000) is not supported anymore, we don't need to distinguish between py2 and py3. * Remove salt_python_wrapper script * Change shebang of upload-salt-reports to `/usr/bin/env python3`
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Since Python 2 reached EOL and the last Salt version with py2 support (Salt 3000) is not provided anymore (see here), we don't need to distinguish between py2 and py3.
/usr/bin/env python3