There are only two possible opinions here: A) You mostly have Python3 projects: Then you like it because you know more ressources will be spent on your pipelin

There are only two possible opinions here: A) You mostly have Python3 projects: Then you like it because you know more ressources will be spent on your pipeline and having more Py3 packages is also helpful. B) You still have Python2 projects: You hate it, because it pushes you out of your comfort zone. But I have to say, we want our langauges to develop as well. We want our packages to get attention. And there was lots of time to switch and experiment with switching. Ergo, it should happen. Even if you don't like it as much, that's where things are heading. Deal with it, move on. Let the community help you, if necessary.