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The Python 3 migration process, for actual Python software in the wild, is and has always been meant to be a multi-year thing. As such, Python 3 is still very m
by ubernostrum 16y ago
The Python 3 migration process, for actual Python software in the wild, is and has always been meant to be a multi-year thing. As such, Python 3 is still very much "bleeding edge" in the sense that most projects are still working on their migration, and likely will be for some time.
- sigzero 16y agoI don't understand why more people don't get that. Guido has always said it will take a few years for it to all get over to P3. The Django folks are just now deciding when to get Django over to P3. If I have been watching the release notes for P3 versions as they come out and it still seems they are "cleaning up".