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Does that mean that random things that rebuild or restart and require "pip install requests" before they start up or whatever will just gleefully break on Jan 2
by banana_giraffe 7y ago
Does that mean that random things that rebuild or restart and require "pip install requests" before they start up or whatever will just gleefully break on Jan 2021?
- saila 7y agoI'm guessing you'll get a warning when installing or updating pip on Python 2.7. I know for Python 3.4, pip has been showing a deprecation warning whenever it's installed for a while now. I assume they'll do the same for 2.7. So, I suppose the answer to your question is yes--if you blindly update pip and/or you don't heed those warnings and pin your pip version accordingly. Edit: I was curious, so I installed the latest Python 2.7 and pip. `pip install` (or any other pip command) shows a deprecation warning with info about dropping support for Python 2.7 every time you run it.