Please update PEP 596 with the list of new features in Python 3.9 (at last)
Hi there! First of all, sorry if it's not the right mailing list to ask about it. I'm not sure which of them covers changes in such PEP documents. These "Release Schedule" informational PEPs used to be a handy concise reference of which feature PEPs are scheduled for a particular language version. Now, as Python 3.9 is in development, this information has to be recollected from dev documentation/mailing lists/newsletters/twits, etc. It can get confusing at times since not every accepted PEP ultimately goes into the next language version. Please keep them up to date, they are very helpful.
Hi Mikhail, On 5/22/20 6:09 PM, Mikhail Golubev via docs wrote:
These "Release Schedule" informational PEPs used to be a handy concise reference of which feature PEPs are scheduled for a particular language version. Now, as Python 3.9 is in development, this information has to be recollected from dev documentation/mailing lists/newsletters/twits, etc. It can get confusing at times since not every accepted PEP ultimately goes into the next language version.
Please keep them up to date, they are very helpful.
I think the right place to ask is by opening an issue (or even a PR if you already did the recollection job) on the PEPs repository [1], mentionning @ambv in it (the release manager of 3.9). But as you're in the docs mailing list, I also point you to the What's new in 3.9 page: https://docs.python.org/3.9/whatsnew/3.9.html :) [1]: https://github.com/python/peps Bests, -- [Julien Palard](https://mdk.fr)
Thanks Julien. The dedicated issue tracker is definitely a better place) Of course I know about What's New but, as I said, it's not a very convenient source to quickly grasp which particular PEP get into a language version. For instance, right now some of those related to typing are mentioned right on top (PEP 585) while others down below (PEP 593) and thus easy to overlook, however for us both are equally important features. Also, we usually need this information while the next language version is being developed and documentation is still being written.
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