Python 2 should work but we have seen strange behaviour on some systems using Python 2.
Python 3 is recommended.
Only new paths are evaulated. Old paths needs to be reseted using the --reset-path argument to ''sams-software-updater''
Using the ''sams-software-updater'' script you can show all known paths for a software with the argument --show-software="software".
All ---path arguments to ''sams-software-updater'' can make use of the GLOB. "" and "?" can be used to find and reset path in bulk.
Using the ''sams-software-updater'' script you can reset all known paths with the argument --reset-path="*".
Next time ''sams-software-updater'' is run all paths will be evaluated again and the ''sams-software-extractor'' will export all jobs again.
Using %(user)s and/or %(project)s in local version will work well.
If used with the sams.software.Regexp module you will have to write %%(user)s and %%(project)s to prevent Regexp module to try to replace them locally.