3.5 has been EOL for 8 months now. (Source: https://endoflife.date/python)
I’m guessing they want to tell people it’s time to upgrade. And 3.6 brings a lot of niceties that they might want to use, like f-strings.
I’m guessing they want to tell people it’s time to upgrade. And 3.6 brings a lot of niceties that they might want to use, like f-strings.
If you haven't updated in that time, you probably have a systemic problem which shouldn't be blamed on Python moving too fast (in fact I suspect those people don't keep up with bugfixes either, so nudging them to upgrade when they try to update flask/numpy is a good idea).