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Now 3.5 is out (woohoo!) - when are you guys looking at making it available?

Thanks!

We will have to get it into a package build. Look out for it in our next couple deploys!

Thanks! I'll keep a lookout. How often do you do deploys?

It varies -- normally about once a month, though we're planning to accelerate that schedule soon.

Thanks!

$ python  -V # 2.7.6 instead of 2.7.10
$ python3 -V # 3.4.0 instead of 3.5.0

The updates to current versions should be quicker than this. In both cases there are three releases between the Python Anywhere version and the current version.

We update Python when we can considering that people rely on things to work the same way after the update as they did before.

@cclauss easy does it, chap! I've found not everything I use supports 3.5 yet, so I'm back on 3.4. Give it a try!

What do you use on Python 3.4 that does not run on 3.5?!? Python 3.5 should be a complete superset of 3.4 without backward compatibility issues yet it adds some nice features around matrix multiplication, async, await, and unpacking... https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.5.html

What do you use on Python 3.4 that does not run on 3.5?!? Python 3.5 should be a complete superset of 3.4 without backward compatibility issues yet it adds some nice features around matrix multiplication, async, await, and unpacking... https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.5.html

Any update when 3.5 is coming?

No update yet, sorry.

Still no updates on 3.5?

3.5.1 is now out, so we can start taking a look at installing it (as hopefully it will be stable enough that we can stick with it for a while). It won't be in the next release, as we've done a code freeze, but hopefully we'll have it in the one after that. Probably about a month away.

Now that it's been almost a month since the last update, may I ask you if there are any news about 3.5.1 support ?

Thank you and best regards

No, there's no more news.