Re: git: 988da7290c99 - main - ./UPDATING: mention the python default version change
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Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2024 04:20:51 UTC
Baptiste Daroussin wrote: > I am not saying that allowing concurrent version is a bad idea, but in that area > php packaging does a better job, I have no idea what is supposed to make sense > in the end, but the current situation is clearly unfriendly to any package > manager. > I actually have this issue with explicitly installed PHP packages here too. > There is a reason why on most linux distros they do support only one major > version of python for packaging and encourage users to use virtual env or alike > for other versions, I am not saying we should do that, but we need to find > something that is upgrade friendly and do not rely on hacks like pkg set. > virtualenvs are encouraged in the Python ecosystem regardless of any operating system distribution considerations, but the ability to use different Python interpreter/distribution versions still hinge on having them and requisite packages available in the system. -- Charlie Li ...nope, still don't have an exit line.