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There was also the major anti-wave of Python 3. But it has managed to pull through despite ending up with broken strings (RIP all old code that needs to deal wi
by o11c 2y ago
There was also the major anti-wave of Python 3. But it has managed to pull through despite ending up with broken strings (RIP all old code that needs to deal with legacy-encoded data), probably because there was no viable replacement.
- wenc 2y agoPython 3 was a painful episode and I lingered on 2.7 and only ported over around 3.6. But now 3.11 is fine again. Looking forward to faster releases.