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The time I tried to kill Python 2.6, and the lessons I learned about open source
- donkarma 4y ago
- phendrenad2 4y agoAm I out of touch? Are people happily using old versions of Python? No! It's the kids who are wrong!
- pdimitar 4y agoWell, depends if the users that the PR reviewers referred to were paying customers. If not, at one point I'd stop it. But if it is for paid customers then maintaining such an ancient stack becomes something I'd charge 500 EUR/h and even then it'd likely be a begrudgingly executed task. At that point it might be best to code a transpiler from your preferred language to Python 2.6, heh.