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The question of when to decide to drop an older language version remains.
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The guidance that we can provide here is two fold:
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- 1. We will move with the community.
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+ 1. We will move with the community.
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When our core libraries stop supporting an old version, so too will conda forge.
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The (nonexhaustive) list of core libraries that we consider when making the decision to drop an older version are:
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* matplotlib
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* numpy
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* scipy
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* pypy
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2. The core team can decide to keep an old version around temporarily until some specific criteria is met.
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For example, we're holding off on turning off py36 until pypy comes out with pypy3.7.
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3. If there are lots of people in the community relying on older versions, core team can decide to keep an old version around.
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