> Python 2.7 is what's running at Google. Not really surprising they're looking at this considering the fast approaching end of (core dev) support for Python 2.7.
I'd prefer that all new Python tools that need to support 2.x also support 3.x. It's an additional development cost, but IMHO, a worthwhile investment in the future.
I'd prefer that all new Python tools that need to support 2.x also support 3.x. It's an additional development cost, but IMHO, a worthwhile investment in the future.