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The changes were breaking enough that a 2.x release wouldn't have been appropriate, so I get why they did that.
by eat_veggies 9y ago
The changes were breaking enough that a 2.x release wouldn't have been appropriate, so I get why they did that.
- maxerickson 9y agoI mean something like branding the initial release as a "Python 3 Developer Preview" or something. A line in the sand where the goal is release quality but with less implication that it is now the preferred version (because there was a big ecosystem of libraries to move over and such)