The current design of IPS assumes that only a single version of a package is installed at once in a single image. There is no good reason to violate this. If you wish to ship multiple versions of python because of incompatibilities, the name of the package should include the version number, and dependencies should reflect that and bind to the version that is appropriate. A distro can always ship a generic python package that does nothing but require the latest python version if a generic python package is desired.
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