Updated docs to reflect 3.6 requirement

benthayer · benthayer · commit 8b9903d57485 · 2020-04-03T00:22:03.000-05:00
diff --git a/CONTRIBUTING.md b/CONTRIBUTING.md
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ If you're making your own level, you may want to consider using this class.
 ### Creating a skill/level
 Creating a skill or level is as easy as running the 'make_level.py' script and filling in the generated template documents. To use the skill/level creator, use the 'make_level.py' script located in the directory containing 'gitgud'. This script can create a skill or level. If you pass the name of a skill that already exists, the level will be created within that existing directory (no duplicate skill directories will be created).
 
-The usage of the script is as follows: "python make_level.py <skill_name> <level_name>". 
+The usage of the script is as follows: "python3 make_level.py <skill_name> <level_name>". 
 
 The script will register the new skill/level to the relevant files (you do not have to worry about this). Additionally, it will create the skill/level directory and template files. 
 
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -11,15 +11,15 @@ If something's missing feel free to add an issue, or if you're interested, view
 If you're more of a visual learner, you should start with ["Learn Git Branching"](https://learngitbranching.js.org), and and then give Git Gud a try. Learn Git Branching is more visual, but with Git Gud, you're actually using git to complete the levels.
 
 ## How do I use it?
-First, no matter what, you'll need Python 3.
+First, you'll need to be using a version of Python>=3.6.
 We'll use python to install Git Gud.
 Depending on which way you want to install, we'll either do a "User install" by downloading the `git-gud` package from PyPi, which is handled by pip, or we'll do an edit-mode (development) install, which also uses pip, but in a different way.
 Once it's installed, we make an empty directory and switch into it. We need to do this because Git Gud acts as if we're in a git repository and modifies the files to set up different "levels".
 If we were in another directory, it would delete all our files! But don't worry, there's a built in failsafe, so Git Gud will warn us before it does anything like that.
 
 Recap:
 
-1. Install Git Gud using Python 3
+1. Install Git Gud using Python>=3.6
 2. Create and change into an empty directory for Git Gud to load the skills into
 3. Run `git gud init`
 4. Follow the instructions to git gud!
