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Not even close. They could've not broken compatibility in the first place. They could've let Python 2 and Python 3 modules import each other in the same process
by dontlaugh 3y ago
Not even close. They could've not broken compatibility in the first place. They could've let Python 2 and Python 3 modules import each other in the same process.
With what they provided, even 3-4 years ago it was difficult to run some codebases on Python 3.