The response at PyCon and EuroPython was pretty favorable, and a lot of core devs seem into it. This is definitely gonna happen unless something big comes up.
There was still a bit of discussion about the exact form (3.26 vs 3.2026 etc), but that is handled and I expect it to be on the standards track soon.
Next year. It’s a yearly release cadence.
Also, 3.14 will be the last one in this version numbering scheme. The one after that will be 3.26.
wait hang on, what? source on that?
https://peps.python.org/pep-2026/
oh no…
It’s still a
draft, but that’s just a weirdly unnecessary change, IMO. There is no need from anyone to have the versions shift by 11 versions.The response at PyCon and EuroPython was pretty favorable, and a lot of core devs seem into it. This is definitely gonna happen unless something big comes up.
There was still a bit of discussion about the exact form (3.26 vs 3.2026 etc), but that is handled and I expect it to be on the standards track soon.
That’s such a stupid change. TIL, though. Thanks for the heads up!