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Python has never used semantic versioning. There is a long history of small, breaking changes between "minor" releases of Python. Eg, Python 3.7 made `async` a
by nuclear_eclipse 6y ago
Python has never used semantic versioning. There is a long history of small, breaking changes between "minor" releases of Python. Eg, Python 3.7 made `async` and `await` global keywords, breaking any case where old code used `async` as a variable name.