diff --git a/scripts/make_dist.py b/scripts/make_dist.py index c6ec3b0d4..c79cdc30c 100644 --- a/scripts/make_dist.py +++ b/scripts/make_dist.py @@ -76,7 +76,8 @@ def run(): 'builtin_modules', 'ast_to_js', 'symtable', - 'builtins_docstrings' + 'builtins_docstrings', + 'brython_ready' ] res = f"""// brython.js brython.info diff --git a/www/src/brython.js b/www/src/brython.js index 338f6f6b2..8aeebcf93 100644 --- a/www/src/brython.js +++ b/www/src/brython.js @@ -150,8 +150,8 @@ $B.stdlib_module_names=Object.keys($B.stdlib)})(__BRYTHON__) ; __BRYTHON__.implementation=[3,12,0,'dev',0] __BRYTHON__.version_info=[3,12,0,'final',0] -__BRYTHON__.compiled_date="2023-11-06 08:56:18.159521" -__BRYTHON__.timestamp=1699257378159 +__BRYTHON__.compiled_date="2023-11-06 18:28:32.184713" +__BRYTHON__.timestamp=1699291712184 __BRYTHON__.builtin_module_names=["_aio","_ajax","_ast","_base64","_binascii","_cmath","_io_classes","_json","_jsre","_locale","_multiprocessing","_posixsubprocess","_profile","_random","_sre","_sre1","_sre_utils","_string","_strptime","_svg","_symtable","_tokenize","_webcomponent","_webworker","_zlib_utils","array","builtins","dis","encoding_cp932","hashlib","html_parser","marshal","math","module1","modulefinder","posix","python_re","python_re1","python_re2","unicodedata"] ; 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