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Well, he states in the article that supporting both makes his job as a library writer more difficult. That seems entirely reasonable.
by zellyn 10y ago
Well, he states in the article that supporting both makes his job as a library writer more difficult. That seems entirely reasonable.
- BuckRogers 10y agoYes but that's for him. He's talking about asking other maintainers to sign some sort of pact to coerce the community into migrating. He can drop Python2 support if he wants. Go ahead, live and let live? He knows that will grant his library overnight irrelevance. If he's so committed to Python3 he can sink on his own. Guys like this, GvR, core dev team ALL think that this is a top-down affair rather than users-up. Wrong. That's the truth regarding the 8-ball he's behind and why his harebrained scheme was hatched. Python3 landed in 2008, people are just getting delusional at this point.