Python 2 has finally been declared dead (as in unsupported) by its upstream. And every platform that is widely used has a version of python 3 available. From what I can tell a reasonable earliest version of python would now be 3.6 as 3.9 is out and 3.10 is not too far off.
C++11 is now 10 years old pretty much and similarly every widely used platform has a compiler with C++11 support. [Yes, this is pretty much dictated by the recent withdrawal in support of RHEL 6 which was the last OS which didn't have these things We have already removed support for python 2.6 now that RHEL 6 is no longer important - everything else has at least python 2.7.] So I propose that the Proton 0.34 release is the last one that supports python 2.7 and C++03. We will remove support for them and clean up somewhat immediately after that release and move the minimum supported versions as C++11 and Python 3.6 for release 0.35 and on. Thoughts, sighs of relief, disagreement...? Andrew --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@qpid.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@qpid.apache.org
