Make lean3 an alias of Lean
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This is broken now as I merged the other lean change. Would you mind rebasing this? |
At some point there might be a push to make `lean` refer to Lean 4. This is consistent with how `python2` is used for Python 2 code.
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Done |
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Looks good, but could you also add a definition |
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(Hello @PatrickMassot :) |
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@jeanas: does the commit I just pushed look ok? |
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Almost — |
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Done; this results in the mapping file being updated too, but I guess that's ok? |
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Adding such an alias to |
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Yes, it's ok. However, it now complains that there are several conflicting lexers for the same file types. Never mind, I'll fix it. |
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I think I found the fix |
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Yes, looks right now. |
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Thanks! |
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At some point there might be a push to make
leanrefer to Lean 4. This is consistent with howpython2is used for Python 2 code.