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Yes bc they fear a Py3 to 4 transition would be perceived as a major burden. I'm afraid we'll soon learn its not the version # that's burdensome, but the real
by miraculixx 3y ago
Yes bc they fear a Py3 to 4 transition would be perceived as a major burden.
I'm afraid we'll soon learn its not the version # that's burdensome, but the real or perceived(!) incompatibility between versions.
I wonder if introducing such a monumental change in a build flag of the minor version is really wise. Certainly its not in line with any interpretation of semantic versioning (to be fair I think the PSF does not claim to use that).