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>Try running a 6 month old Python project that you haven't touched and see if it still runs. My experience has been 6 month of python works fine. In fact, pyth
by tpmoney 2y ago
>Try running a 6 month old Python project that you haven't touched and see if it still runs.
My experience has been 6 month of python works fine. In fact, python is my go to these days for anything longer than a 5 line shell script (mostly because argparse is builtin now). On the other hand, running a newly written python script with a 6 month old version of python, that's likely to get you into trouble.
- fragmede 2y agoargparse? docopt or google-python-fire
- tpmoney 2y agoargparse, because argparse is built in. I'm usually writing shell scripts to automate some process for myself and my co-workers. The last thing I want is for them to have to be fiddling with installing external requirements if I can avoid it.