Hello.
Today I've noticed that python no longer exists in my PATH, and that only python2 and python3 are present in /usr/bin, so iesh wasn't working. I had no trouble making a quick link and make it work, but I think it's likely that in the future, having a Python 2 package readily available is gonna be harder and rarer.
Is there any plan on doing the port? Has something been attempted?
I don't know much Python, but the porting page mentions two approaches, with one more conservative to keep 2+3 compatibility, and other more future proof and only Python 3 idioms. Which one should be preferred? Is there need to support Python 2?
Thank you.
Hello.
Today I've noticed that
pythonno longer exists in my PATH, and that onlypython2andpython3are present in/usr/bin, so iesh wasn't working. I had no trouble making a quick link and make it work, but I think it's likely that in the future, having a Python 2 package readily available is gonna be harder and rarer.Is there any plan on doing the port? Has something been attempted?
I don't know much Python, but the porting page mentions two approaches, with one more conservative to keep 2+3 compatibility, and other more future proof and only Python 3 idioms. Which one should be preferred? Is there need to support Python 2?
Thank you.