The .deb packaging still bases off Python 2.
As does the single-file "breeder" output. See issue: pagekite/PyBreeder#3
The .deb should be relatively easy to fix, but I'm still on the fence as to whether I should continue to build Python 2 packages as well, and I don't yet know whether I can build packages that will just accept any Python more recent than Python 2.7 or whether I'd need two. Unlike the rest of the Python community, I'm not keen to abandon folks who cannot upgrade for whatever reason.
The .deb packaging still bases off Python 2.
As does the single-file "breeder" output. See issue: pagekite/PyBreeder#3
The .deb should be relatively easy to fix, but I'm still on the fence as to whether I should continue to build Python 2 packages as well, and I don't yet know whether I can build packages that will just accept any Python more recent than Python 2.7 or whether I'd need two. Unlike the rest of the Python community, I'm not keen to abandon folks who cannot upgrade for whatever reason.