I'm glad to hear it. Just as additional feedback: Python 2 is a "no show" in our future plans. We got over the upgrade hurdle years ago and have no intention of

I'm glad to hear it. Just as additional feedback: Python 2 is a "no show" in our future plans. We got over the upgrade hurdle years ago and have no intention of walking back into it. Anything stuck in Python legacy-land may as well be COBOL as far as we're concerned. We prefer Python 3 when it's available, but we use languages other than Python when there is no Python 3 solution.