Get "...is not a valid Win32 application." when trying to run Python script

[kinook]

There must be some difference between the 2 Batch File steps that would account for the difference in behavior?

[bwilder]

The only difference was the type of script being run:

c:\heres\my\path\script.bat became c:\heres\my\path\script.py. Everything else was the same. No user params, everything is local.

[kinook]

I guess that difference matters? If you can post a .bld file demonstrating the two steps, that might help. Thanks.

[bwilder]

Right, which is why I feel it's a bug. I should not have to recreate a step from scratch just to change the file it's pointing to. The current behavior is confusing, to say the least.

[kinook]

All of the step properties can be modified, so I don't follow why would you need to create the step from scratch to change the file it's pointing to. Again, if you can post a .bld file with both steps, it might help.