Same industry, smaller scope here. - We have dependencies on 3rd-party applications (Houdini, Maya, Nuke) that do not support Python3 This is our reason. It's

Same industry, smaller scope here. - We have dependencies on 3rd-party applications (Houdini, Maya, Nuke) that do not support Python3 This is our reason. It's a bit of a conundrum meets catch-22 situation. On one hand we would start using python3 if there would be a support for it, on the other hand no one wants to because of porting legacy code seems bothersome if everything works as it should. To be honest though, all of our python code is to augment those 3rd party applications. Everything we have that's not tied to those applications is C(99 more or less).