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It supports at best Python 3.11 code, right? So it’s not unmaintained, no. But the project is currently under resourced to keep up with the latest Python spec.
by Waterluvian 8mo ago
It supports at best Python 3.11 code, right?
So it’s not unmaintained, no. But the project is currently under resourced to keep up with the latest Python spec.
- LtWorf 8mo agoThat is not the same thing at all, and not what he said.
- JoshTriplett 8mo agoIt is exactly what I'm referring to. I didn't say there aren't still people around. But they're far enough behind CPython that folks like NumPy are dropping support. Unless they get a substantial injection of new people and new energy, they're likely to continue falling behind.
- bigstrat2003 8mo ago> I didn't say there aren't still people around. You said it was defunct, which would mean there aren't still people working on it.
- LtWorf 8mo agoNot what you wrote. Also CPython 3.10 is not EOL so library authors won't be using anything from 3.11 anyway.
- JoshTriplett 8mo ago[flagged]