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- cross-posted to:
- android@lemdro.id
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The Python 2 to 3 migration dragged on for nearly a decade because ecosystem fragmentation was the real problem, not print syntax. Entire codebases had accumulated that depended on libraries dead or unmaintained, and rewriting everything while staying competitive was not realistic for most teams. That collective inertia is not something frameworks fix retroactively with a ‘just migrate’ message.



