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I agree that new projects should, in general, be targeting Python 3.x by default. In this specific case though, it looks like the Bohrium library being used by

I agree that new projects should, in general, be targeting Python 3.x by default. In this specific case though, it looks like the Bohrium library being used by Veros for parallelization has some issues with Python 3 so that may be what’s keeping this project on Python 2 (at least for now).

dionhaefner 9y ago
This. I don't like recommending Python 2 either, but that's the way it is for now. Our tests pass on Python 3, too[1], but Bohrium isn't reliable enough on Python 3 to recommend it to the average user. I should probably change to wording on that in the docs. [1] https://travis-ci.org/dionhaefner/veros https://travis-ci.org/dionhaefner/veros