alt Hacker News> If you're stuck with 3.10 that's fine, you'll just be stuck with the versions of my packages that I released prior to October 2026.
Then why not just support Python >= 3.14 or whatever and that's it?
> If you're stuck with 3.10 that's fine, you'll just be stuck with the versions of my packages that I released prior to October 2026.
Then why not just support Python >= 3.14 or whatever and that's it?
Because my software is better if people who are running a supported-but-not-most-recent Python can use it. I'm willing to inconvenience myself a little for their benefit.