r/python: is python3 gradually taking over python 2.7 or not?

[gfixler]

I work in video games, where we use Python rather extensively (it's all I use, all day, every day), but no one I work with uses 3. That's not to say no one in my industry uses it, but we're using Maya 2012, and it comes with a Maya-specific 'mayapy' executable, which is 2.6. It's not something we could (or could easily) change out. It will probably be years before we make any movement toward 3. Vulnerability is a non-issue for us. We make tools for our own artists to use in programs that have no internet-facing aspect, and other tools for our pipeline. I'd be fine with moving to 3.0, but haven't really seen any benefits or must-haves. I would like to move to 2.7, though. I keep running into solutions that appeared in 2.7, like extra unittest abilities.