Description:
Python 2 reached its official end-of-life on January 1, 2020, and is no longer receiving security updates or bug fixes. To ensure long-term maintainability, compatibility, and security, we should migrate the project to Python 3.
Benefits:
- Continued support and compatibility with modern libraries and frameworks.
- Access to performance improvements and new language features in Python 3.
- Compliance with community standards and supported environments.
Tasks:
- Update
requirements.txt or dependency files to ensure compatibility with Python 3.
- Replace deprecated Python 2 syntax (e.g.,
print statements, exception handling).
- Update string handling (
unicode vs str, bytes) where necessary.
- Ensure all tests run successfully under Python 3.
Additional Notes:
- Backward compatibility with Python 2 will not be maintained.
Description:
Python 2 reached its official end-of-life on January 1, 2020, and is no longer receiving security updates or bug fixes. To ensure long-term maintainability, compatibility, and security, we should migrate the project to Python 3.
Benefits:
Tasks:
requirements.txtor dependency files to ensure compatibility with Python 3.printstatements, exception handling).unicodevsstr,bytes) where necessary.Additional Notes: