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No that's the point. It's something that doesn't make sense to spend any more money on. It's a tool that's being replaced but that process takes years. Unfort
by busterarm 5y ago
No that's the point. It's something that doesn't make sense to spend any more money on. It's a tool that's being replaced but that process takes years. Unfortunately not soon enough before the end of Python 2.
- VectorLock 5y agoPython 2 isn't going to just stop working. You just have to accept the downsides if you're not willing to budget for migrating.