Release plans for nats-py 2.x (is 2.15 coming)?

[tomasvotava]

Hey guys,
first off, thanks for all the work on NATS/JetStream and the Python SDKs.

I've noticed the newer nats-core and nats-jetstream packages are getting fairly regular releases (nats-jetstream/v0.3.0 in May, nats-core/v0.2.0 in April), which is great to see. At the same time, the classic nats-py line hasn't had a release since 2.14.0 on Feb 23, even though a number of fixes have landed on main since then that I'd love to pick up (e.g. the typing fix merged in April, issue #250, PR #826).

Is a nats-py 2.15 on the roadmap? Or is nats-py 2.x now effectively in maintenance/bug-fix-only mode, with nats-core + nats-jetstream being the recommended path forward?

Not asking you to commit to dates - just trying to make an informed choice for a service that uses JetStream, and right now I can't tell whether to pin nats-py 2.14 and wait, or plan a move to the new stack.

Thanks!

[wallyqs]

We just tagged v2.15.0 with a number of fixes, thanks for starting the discussion. There is still a lot inflight in nats-core/nats-jetstream so not all functionality is there so would recommend starting with nats-py in general, although for some uses cases nats-core it might be ok, I would check the migration guide too since it is early enough to give feedback about the changes too

nats.py/nats-core/MIGRATION.md

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[tomasvotava]

Thanks a lot!