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> it's reflective of an attitude where old stuff is hung out to dry even before the officially-committed time horizons have expired. As mentioned in another co
by uranusjr 6y ago
> it's reflective of an attitude where old stuff is hung out to dry even before the officially-committed time horizons have expired.
As mentioned in another comment, the “officially-committed time horizon” is imposed by Ubuntu, and it does not make sense to apply it on pip maintainers. Python 3.5 was retired by CPython in September 2020.