Re: Package stops supporting python 2.7 in latest version, what to do now

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On 21.2.2018 22:18, Sergio Pascual wrote:
Hello all,

python package astropy as ceased to support python 2.7 in its latest version, 3.0.
It still provides a LTS version that supports both python 2 and 3.

As astropy packagers, we seek advice on how to manage this situation.

So the posibilities are:

1) package the version with support of python 3 and forget about python 2
2) package the LTS version that supports both python 2 and 3
3) package the LTS version for python 2 and the new version for python 3.


Either do 1 or 3.

In both cases: remove all py2 bits form the package. And if you choose to go 3), add python2-astropy as a new package. It has to go trough review. See python2-django1.11 and python2-ipython for examples.

In the third case, wihich consider the best approach, do I need to create a new package and go through the review process?

Best regards, Sergio




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