DOC: Plans for 2.7 #20540
DOC: Plans for 2.7 #20540
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Do we need to send a notice about this to the pydata/pandas-dev mailing list to give people the chance to give feedback? |
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lgtm this i already promise enough (maybe even too much) merge away |
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| Starting **January 1, 2020**, the pandas maintainers will stop supporting Python 2. The released packages will still be | ||
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minor typo: recieve --> receive
Sure, are we comfortable with the proposal and timeline? Personally, I'm not sure how much backporting we can commit to doing over 2019. Is there any benefit to being ahead of NumPy here, by a bit, since they're a dependency? |
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actually I don't think we should commit to a LTS release at all. The final release of 2.7 is Dec 31, 2018. |
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Updated the text about 2.7 support after December 31, 2018 to reflect the default of "we're done with 2.7. If someone wants to continue supporting it, let us know." |
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lgtm. @jorisvandenbossche |
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we also need to remember to keep this warning in here for each release |
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I'll send out a note to the mailing list.
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thanks @TomAugspurger |
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The link in the whatsnew warning doesn't work: http://pandas-docs.github.io/pandas-docs-travis/whatsnew.html |
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I've created a PR to http://www.python3statement.org to add pandas to the timeline: |
Closes #18894
Just some sample text, essentially following NumPy.
Of course, it'd be nice if 1.0 happened to be the LTS, but we'll see.