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by lmm 1977 days ago
The problem was that you could only port once all the libraries you use had ported, but libraries didn't want to commit to abandoning Python 2 quickly.
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Agreed, that was also my experience as well, the hardest part was not changing our codebase but if we depended on a package that was not ported to Python 3 yet.