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Python 3.8 will be released soon, Python 3.7 was never supported, and Python 2.7 support will disappear as of January 2020.
A sensible list of supported versions are on the Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/_/python
I think the list of supported versions there is a sensible list.
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3.7 it's on my list of things to do - thanks for opening the issue.
@ijiraq might want to comment on a timetable for weaning our users off P2
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Overcome by events. We are at 3.9 currently but still supporting 2.7...
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Python 3.8 will be released soon, Python 3.7 was never supported, and Python 2.7 support will disappear as of January 2020.
A sensible list of supported versions are on the Docker Hub:
https://hub.docker.com/_/python
I think the list of supported versions there is a sensible list.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: