Python 3.11 Might Slip To December Due To Outstanding Bugs

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Python 3.11 Might Slip To December Due To Outstanding Bugs

While Python 3.11 is a big release and bringing significant performance improvements, users and developers may need to wait a little longer for the stable release...

https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Python-3.11-Possible-Delay

[bug77]

Is it "due to outstanding bugs" or "because of outstanding bugs"? (English isn't my first language.)

[hamishmb]

Either - I think they both have the same meaning in this context - potentially delayed because of the bugs.

[Vistaus]

Is it "due to outstanding bugs" or "because of outstanding bugs"? (English isn't my first language.)

"due to" means "as a result of", "because of", so both are correct.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/due%20to

[Ironmask]

They should break everything for no reason again and call it Python 4. I bet that will fix the bugs.

[LuukD]

I am sure they are debating to skip 3.11 altogether and go for Python 95 right away.

[tildearrow]

They should break everything for no reason again and call it Python 4. I bet that will fix the bugs.

Nah...

Compatibility is paramount in software design.

[commodore256]

I am sure they are debating to skip 3.11 altogether and go for Python 95 right away.

Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves, let's make it for workgroups first.

[commodore256]

Nah...

Compatibility is paramount in software design.

Tell that to all of the people that coded in Actionscript.

[Anvil]

if Fedora ships a Beta Python in F37 an users find it Buggy, More Users will just end up leaving the project an go elsewhere