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Old versions get deprecated in libraries, you don’t just cut over to a new way and break your callers on upgrade. If you own all the callers of your api in the

Old versions get deprecated in libraries, you don’t just cut over to a new way and break your callers on upgrade. If you own all the callers of your api in the same repo, you probably don’t want this, you just replace all the old callers along with the implementation.

remram 5y ago
What I mean is (looking at the example in the README): when `asyncio.run()` was added, `asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete()` didn't stop working. What is the point of making two versions of the functions, when one of them already supports every Python you target?
- kuratkull 5y ago
  The ecosystem is a bit broken, but the owners want to use the latest stuff. The outcome is obvious.
  - remram 5y ago
    What is the obvious outcome? How are you "using the latest stuff", which here is a syntax shortcut, if you have to write out and maintain the old syntax too?