Closed fruch closed 1 year ago
Great! @Lorak-mmk had the same thought yesterday. One thing to consider is whether there is some user of the driver that still uses Python 2, but the PyPI download statistics suggest that it's not an issue:
Great! @Lorak-mmk had the same thought yesterday. One thing to consider is whether there is some user of the driver that still uses Python 2, but the PyPI download statistics suggest that it's not an issue:
I'm not concern at all from external users, more of if we'll need to supply fixes for 5.2/2023.1 release (if the new cqlsh won't be backported there)
Python2 support was introduced back for cqlsh/serverless.
now that we have cqlsh that support python3 merged into scylla master, we can start removing support (and testing) for python2