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As a user, I want to quickly find out what Python/Goovy version my console is running in so that it makes it easier for me to debug potential problems caused by incompatibility between versions.
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I think the groovy bit would be relatively easy, given our current method that looks at jar versions. Python will take a bit of a different approach I suspect, but shouldn't be too much of a lift.
The server side is now publishing groovy.version (and python.version when there is a python script session). Note that groovy.versionis still published when running a python script session since it's still technically on the classpath.
As a user, I want to quickly find out what Python/Goovy version my console is running in so that it makes it easier for me to debug potential problems caused by incompatibility between versions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: