On 1/5/07, Bill Janssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You know, hashlib, the replacement for sha and md5, was only introduced in 2.5. That's bleeding-edge. I'd be happiest if sha and md5 stuck around for a few years, to give people time to support older installations of Python. After all, Mac OS X still ships with Python 2.3, and lots of Linux installations ship standard with 2.4.
Well, this is only Py3K, not the 2.x series so they are not disappearing right away. But there is a clear migration path so I don't think we should keep those two modules around in Py3K. -Brett
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