[ravar]

And yet just the other day on the python 3.10 migration in arch stuff broke and I wasted a good day hunting the error down. The solution was installing python 3.6, which should hopefully work for a year or two until THAT is left unsupported.

[acdha]

Kind of like how various Python 2 releases broke stuff and required time to fix? It's easy to forget that if it wasn't memorable but, for example, I remember the specific 2.7.9 release for that reason.