Обсуждение: Drop Python 2 support in pgAdmin?

Re: Dave Page 2020-04-24 <CA+OCxoxxTV+P3GuHiDDa7qWQba+PHQ-WSsAem-drrLCO_g5Z8Q@mail.gmail.com>
> Python 2 has been unsupported for a few months now.
> 
> Does anyone object to dropping Python 2 support in pgAdmin? This primarily
> affects our Python package - other installers and packages all use Python 3
> I believe.

I've always been using Python 3 only for the pgadmin4.deb packages.

Christoph

Re: Dave Page 2020-04-24 <CA+OCxoxxTV+P3GuHiDDa7qWQba+PHQ-WSsAem-drrLCO_g5Z8Q@mail.gmail.com>
> Python 2 has been unsupported for a few months now.
> 
> Does anyone object to dropping Python 2 support in pgAdmin? This primarily
> affects our Python package - other installers and packages all use Python 3
> I believe.

I've always been using Python 3 only for the pgadmin4.deb packages.

Christoph

On 2020-04-24 5:50 a.m., Dave Page wrote:
> Python 2 has been unsupported for a few months now.
> 
> Does anyone object to dropping Python 2 support in pgAdmin? This primarily 
> affects our Python package - other installers and packages all use Python 3 I 
> believe.

I know that Apple at least is pushing that if any products depend on Python or 
other dynamic language runtimes they should be bundling the runtime with the app 
and not expecting the system to provide it.  And in that case, bundle whatever 
version you want, probably the very latest Python.  Further to this, Apple has 
deprecated that it is bundling these things with the MacOS. -- Darren Duncan

On 2020-04-24 5:50 a.m., Dave Page wrote:
> Python 2 has been unsupported for a few months now.
> 
> Does anyone object to dropping Python 2 support in pgAdmin? This primarily 
> affects our Python package - other installers and packages all use Python 3 I 
> believe.

I know that Apple at least is pushing that if any products depend on Python or 
other dynamic language runtimes they should be bundling the runtime with the app 
and not expecting the system to provide it.  And in that case, bundle whatever 
version you want, probably the very latest Python.  Further to this, Apple has 
deprecated that it is bundling these things with the MacOS. -- Darren Duncan