Currently the Python 2 and Python 3 code bases are separate, and each has its own PyPI package.
This situation leads to dis-alignments (e.g., on PyPI langcodes is at v1.3, while langcodes-py2 is at v1.2), and it is problematic in general.
Is there any interest in having a unified code base? At a first glance, I do not see particular issues that impede the unification --- but maybe I am wrong. I will be willing to invest some time in this, if you are interested. (I think I have the required experience with NLP and with unified PY2/PY3 code bases.)
BTW, very nice package, thank you (Rob / Luminoso) for releasing it under the MIT license!
Currently the Python 2 and Python 3 code bases are separate, and each has its own PyPI package.
This situation leads to dis-alignments (e.g., on PyPI
langcodes
is at v1.3, whilelangcodes-py2
is at v1.2), and it is problematic in general.Is there any interest in having a unified code base? At a first glance, I do not see particular issues that impede the unification --- but maybe I am wrong. I will be willing to invest some time in this, if you are interested. (I think I have the required experience with NLP and with unified PY2/PY3 code bases.)
BTW, very nice package, thank you (Rob / Luminoso) for releasing it under the MIT license!