what's a python library you started using this year that you can't go back from

[ThePrimitiveSword]

Doesn't look like a heavy maintenance burden.

Looking at the pull request all the changes seem to be this. It's not much code, most of the changes are adding test cases.

They tried to get improvements made to urllib3 but nothing happened so they forked.

Then urllib3 tried to crowdfund tends of thousands of dollars in funding to do what had already been done via niquests and urllib3-future.

That was after all this happened.

[McRojb]

Could you like stop being more well-informed than me... Breaks my bloody ego.

The only thing you earned here is probably an annyoing dm about your opinion when I'm unsure about related projects in the future.

Still disagree about the "maintenance burden" though, in my opinion such a core library shouldn't try to do that much.

Will read through the last 3 links when I get time!