Hello!
At PyCon US 2018, Łukasz Langa, the release manager for Python 3.7, told
me that he'd like to collect data about Release Candidates for point
releases (3.x.y). The idea is that if these aren't being tested and
aren't revealing bugs, it would make sense to stop releasing them.
So, please, if you find any bugs in upcoming Python *3.6.x* release
candidates, let me know (or write to Łukasz directly)! If there are no
such reports, there will be no 3.7.x RCs.
Also, are these useful for Fedora? Do/should we test 3.x.y RCs?
(3.x.0 pre-releases like the current 3.7.0 beta are a different matter;
those are obviously useful.)
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