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If this was a frequent event then yes that would be an issue. But Python 3 released in 2008, more than 14 years ago now, and since then there have been no sign of such a new big change. While the core developers briefly talked about making Python 3.10 into 4.0 that was scrapped, and currently the plan is just to continue with Python 3.x "forever".


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