The default Python version on Heroku will go from 2.7.13 to 3.6.1 on June 20th (devcenter.heroku.com) 29 points by jdelaney 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] shakna 9y ago ↗ > Existing applications will not be affected by this change.I was freaked about breakage for a moment there.
[–] ubernostrum 9y ago ↗ A better headline would be that the default for newly-created applications will switch.Existing applications on Heroku will not have their Python version changed. [–] paulddraper 9y ago ↗ I assume that's what is meant by "default". [–] huxley 9y ago ↗ I wonder if you'll still be able to set the Python version explicitly in the runtime.txt file
[–] huxley 9y ago ↗ I wonder if you'll still be able to set the Python version explicitly in the runtime.txt file
[–] nvivo 9y ago ↗ I find it amazing that Python 3 is almost 10 years old and it's still not been able to replace Python 2 everywhere. I mean, legacy is one thing, but from what I see lots of people still start new projects with python 2. [–] pvdebbe 9y ago ↗ Mainly because everyone treats it as a different language from python 2.
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[ 3.3 ms ] story [ 38.1 ms ] threadI was freaked about breakage for a moment there.
Existing applications on Heroku will not have their Python version changed.