Just because the PSF consider Python 2 "unsupported" does not mean that Python 2 is "unsupported" within RHEL. The PSF's decision about which version of their Python language project to support and develop is a separate choice to Red Hat's business decision about the level of technical support and software development offered on packages within Red Hat products such as RHEL and its derivatives. The suggested replacement is version 3 of the Python language, which the PSF have developed, improved, and promoted since before the Python 3.0 release in 2008. The PSF have announced that their "official" support of version 2 of the Python language ends on January 1st 2020 as described at:Īfter that date, Python 2 will move to "community supported" status with no official help or resources from the PSF. The Python programming language is an open source project run by the Python Software Foundation (PSF). Will Red Hat continue to provide bugfix/security errata to Python 2 after the EOL of the language?.
Will Python 2 be available for the entire life of RHEL 8?.Can you let me know what that means for the Python 2 lifecycle within RHEL8? Python2 is available in an Application stream in RHEL8.As per the Python project is retiring development on Python 2 Jan 1st, 2020.How long will Python 2.7 be supported within Red Hat products?.How is Python 2 supported in RHEL after 2020?.Python 2 programming language provided by python or python2 or similar package.
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