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The problem is open source. I generally agree with your analysis of the migration path, but who’s going to go through every open source library and do this grun
by cdogl 3y ago
The problem is open source. I generally agree with your analysis of the migration path, but who’s going to go through every open source library and do this grunt work? It comes at a huge cost however you swing it, and it’s not theoretical: I recall trying to switch to Python 3 over and over during those dark years only to find an essential library couldn’t support it.
- upbeat_general 3y agoYeah this is the real reason right here. Updating your code: Easy. Updating 10 different libraries that you depend on but don't know anything about: Not so easy