Python End-of-Life Dates - Official EOL Schedule for Every Version

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Learn the official end-of-life dates for Python versions and how to migrate to supported versions

intermediate Published 16 May 2026
Action Steps
  1. Check the official Python EOL schedule for your current version
  2. Assess your EOL Risk Score to determine the urgency of migration
  3. Plan and execute a migration to a supported Python version using the provided guides
  4. Test and validate your application on the new Python version
  5. Configure your CI/CD pipeline to use the updated Python version
Who Needs to Know This

Developers and DevOps teams can use this information to plan and prioritize updates to their Python environments, ensuring they stay supported and secure

Key Insight

💡 Staying on a supported Python version is crucial for security and compatibility, and planning ahead can save time and resources

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Python EOL dates announced! Check the schedule and migrate to a supported version to ensure security and compatibility

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Learn the official end-of-life dates for Python versions and how to migrate to supported versions

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Official Python EOL dates for every version - Python 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12 and beyond. EOL Risk Scores, migration guides, and what to do if you're running past end of support.
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