Same. They are not only very patient, but provide migration documentation and helpers. It's also amazing how long they stayed at 0.96 despite being very stable

Same. They are not only very patient, but provide migration documentation and helpers. It's also amazing how long they stayed at 0.96 despite being very stable. Then 1.x for a long time too. It has a cost though: django has a hard time going async since it breaks everything. All in all, the python community has a good culture for this. Even the 2 to 3 migration was given more than a decade to proceed. Yet, i feel like we still get a lot of complains, while in js or ruby land you can break things regularly and fans scream it's fine.