> Python 2.x isn’t going anywhere, so I think Pip will ultimately have to keep and “freeze” support for Python 2.x, rather than not supporting it. More likely,

> Python 2.x isn’t going anywhere, so I think Pip will ultimately have to keep and “freeze” support for Python 2.x, rather than not supporting it. More likely, enterprise vendors like Red Hat will maintain Python 2 + pip for a long time. The upstream project has no reason to do so and made the right decision to stop supporting legacy stuff.