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It’s not semver, but I’m willing to bet (although I haven’t checked) that there were probably a few leftover system apps that didn’t get moved to Python 3 befor
by easton 5y ago
It’s not semver, but I’m willing to bet (although I haven’t checked) that there were probably a few leftover system apps that didn’t get moved to Python 3 before 12.0 (many of the features were delayed, I’m guessing due to the pandemic their work schedule has been disrupted since Big Sur was feature frozen).
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoBut see, if that is the case... Apple is a large company with lots of resources and knowledge of their internal roadmap. If it took Apple's own internal developers until now to remove their dependence on Python, then third-party developers and their users should get at least until next fall anyway. (I'm not defending the use of Python 2. I'm arguing that, as a general rule, if something takes the vendor X time, users should be given X + Y time.)