Ticket 31829: drop support for Python 2 #1548
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This is part of ticket 31829
This is part of ticket 31829
The major quirk is that python2 does integer division if the operands are integers, whereas python3 does float division unless the // operator is used. See PEP238. This is part of ticket 31829
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These are the first few commits that drops support for and/or migrates to Python3.
I'm not sure what the preferred workflow is -- I'd be happy to oblige if you'd rather I approach the ticket in some other manner (there will be quite a few commits).
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