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I'm embarrassed to say we're still on Python 3.6 which reached EOL back in December. A lot of dependencies to work out in order to resolve, packages that need t
by xwowsersx 4y ago
I'm embarrassed to say we're still on Python 3.6 which reached EOL back in December. A lot of dependencies to work out in order to resolve, packages that need to be completely removed and replaced. It's a project. Remaining on 3.6 is giving me anxiety.
- bravetraveler 4y agoDon't feel too bad, I think this is true for anyone running Ubuntu 18.04 which is... a lot
- xwowsersx 4y agoOh gawd haha. Somehow this doesn't feel like consolation :(
- bravetraveler 4y agoMy phrasing, surely! I say it like a bad thing, but there is still some support left for that. Not a lot, but some It happens. You kind of assume it's the case when a distribution is an LTS. The bulk of your things will likely move alright. I've been keeping up to pace and the worst has been re-building eggs for things that others hadn't yet