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Python 2 reached end of life in 2020. Maintaining a Python 2 codebase for any significant project is and will be increasingly difficult--bugs are not fixed, support is not offered, and new resources will not support this version.
Migrating Layup List away from Python 2 would likely be beneficial for its longevity and maintainability as well as increase development speed for new features and bug fixes.
There are a number of options for languages to which the LL backend could migrate, but Python 3 is the most obvious (and likely best/most frictionless) choice.
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Python 2 reached end of life in 2020. Maintaining a Python 2 codebase for any significant project is and will be increasingly difficult--bugs are not fixed, support is not offered, and new resources will not support this version.
Migrating Layup List away from Python 2 would likely be beneficial for its longevity and maintainability as well as increase development speed for new features and bug fixes.
There are a number of options for languages to which the LL backend could migrate, but Python 3 is the most obvious (and likely best/most frictionless) choice.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: