Anyone know whether there's ever been a PEP for storing the end of life date for each Python version within Python?
I'm imagining a sys.supported_until datetime object.
I'd love to ask each of my current Python installations whether they're supported rather than looking that information up in online docs.
#Python
Trey Hunner 🐍
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