I start every project on the latest widely compatible release. atm, that's 3.7 or 3.8. Once you're using containers, shared build tooling, and enforcing lintin

I start every project on the latest widely compatible release. atm, that's 3.7 or 3.8. Once you're using containers, shared build tooling, and enforcing linting/testing, the version you use doesn't matter as much, imo. Unless you're using an advanced feature that's still developing (rare..only seen it a few times), most projects can upgrade minor version with zero codebase changes. Just lock a new environment, format code, and push to CI.