The new releases announced today, including EOL for 3.10.x: https://blog.python.org/2026/10/python-31022-31117/
Note: The post above doesn't mention 3.15 - assuming they will do a separate post later today when that releases.
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New Python releases are out, 3.10.x reaches EOL, (and 3.15.0 is scheduled for today)!
I looked for the most bug-fixed file in 8 well known Python projects
I've been reading a lot of git history lately and wanted to run a fun experiment. In a real Python project, which single file collects the most bug fixes.
The method is dumb on purpose. Last 12 months, non-merge commits, bots removed, tests/docs/examples ignored. A commit counts as a fix …
Python 3.15 postponed, and a rc3 release
https://discuss.python.org/t/python-3-15-following-tradition-lets-have-a-surprise-rc3/109313
> Followingrecenttradition, I'm going to add a surprise third release candidate for Python 3.15.0! > We got some last-minute lazy-import release blockers, and it makes sense to include them in 3.15.0 final. It also makes sense to give a bit of time to test them properly, …
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