Maybe this is an unpopular opinion coming from someone new to Python (2 years) but the way this versioning was done is definitely a pain point. Working with ne

Maybe this is an unpopular opinion coming from someone new to Python (2 years) but the way this versioning was done is definitely a pain point. Working with new code and looking up docs to achieve X, working with existing code and trying to apply the same solution. God it's annoying. Having said that, I know the decisions were not made lightly, and were backed by logical analysis. If nothing else, it's a good case study for the evolution of future languages (looking at you golang 2.0).