Title: Eric CAUDAL
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On 02/25/2014 02:36 AM, Raphael Valyi wrote:
Hello,
I have no strong opinion on that this, but still I share
mine: I would say once we are able to ensure we can follow
current Python releases (3.x), then we can afford the luxury
to look backward to try no breaking older Python versions.
As we are unable to catch up with the Python 3.x line,
which isn't exactly the bleeding edge either as it's 5 years
old already, I would say we should focus our efforts to be
able to make that move before spending effort on compatibility
with older versions. Dropping Python 2.6 support and ensuring
compat with latest 2.7 is actually making efforts to support
3.x if you understand properly latest 2.7 releases policies.
My 0.02 R$
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Raphaël Valyi
Founder and consultant
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