[busterarm]

It's hard for me to forget just from how much bullying and grief people were given for why they hadn't switched to Python 3 yet. Some of the steps that people took were wildly uncharitable and behavior that turned me off to the Python community entirely.

So much so that I had a visceral reaction to reading the GP's question about why this hadn't been done. My default reaction was to read it as accusatory rather than a genuine question.

Still running some containerized 2.6 and 2.7 workloads and there are no engineering dollars to justify doing anything about it. Dead code can still be running code and can hang around for _decades_.

[at_a_remove]

Due to Reasons, I am still stuck on Python 2.7. Should be an interesting jump.