I am soo glad, I pushed back on python migration in my team until 3.6 was released. We were running large amount of django code base in 2.X and 3.6 was the only

I am soo glad, I pushed back on python migration in my team until 3.6 was released. We were running large amount of django code base in 2.X and 3.6 was the only version which had some reasonable improvements to upgrade to. I sincerely hope the python community has learnt it lesson and wont break backwards compatibility in 4.X releases.