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It's a big waiting game; any projects that have dependencies on other python projects usually need to wait until their dependencies are ready first. Hopefully t
by mcav 17y ago
It's a big waiting game; any projects that have dependencies on other python projects usually need to wait until their dependencies are ready first. Hopefully the number of projects that are ready will reach critical mass, and it'll kickstart a larger migration. It might take a while, though.
At least with GitHub et. al., it's a lot easier nowadays to maintain a fork of a dependency for Py3k compatibility (or to keep a 2.x branch, for that matter).
EDIT: The primary projects I use are Pylons and Eventlet. Pylons has a roadmap to migrate to 3.0; not sure about Eventlet.