|
It's not a Python 2 vs 3 thing is it? The order the supported engine attribute appears for a plugin affects which Python will be used (should both Py2 and Py3 interpreters be configured). In other words: the plugin in this thread could be using a different Python interpreter than the test plugin is if the supported engine attributes are reversed (and both pythons are configured).
That may not be what's happening here, but that's why I only ever configure one python interpreter at a time.
EDIT: The test plugin only supports python3, and Doitsu's will default to python2 if both are configured in the plugin manager. I get the "no PIL module" error myself if I have both 2 & 3 interpreters configured (since my python 2 environment doesn't have pillow installed. If I unconfigure the python 2 interpreter (plugin manager) it allows Doitsu's plugin to use Python 3 instead -- which does have pillow installed.
|