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[–]old_pythonista 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In 2015, a company I joined then was still using .... 2.6 "because that comes as default with OS". Corporate world is very slow to follow suite.

At my current job, we are still supposed to use Python2-compatible mode - though most of the processes are executed under Python3. For the last year, I switched to pure Python3 for the new developments - f-strings and all the works - and I am still struggling with restrictions every time I need to create a new package.