The Python version diagram has been updated to show the bugfix/security split for each release. (Before, the bars were either completely green or yellow.)

https://devguide.python.org/versions/

It's also zoomed in and shows fewer releases than before. There's another chart further down the page showing all of 2.6 to 3.14. And the wording in the status key has been refreshed to make it clearer.

Thanks to @nedbat and @encukou for updating it!

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Status of Python versions

The main branch is currently the future Python 3.15, and is the only branch that accepts new features. The latest release for each Python version can be found on the download page.(See below for a ...

Python Developer's Guide

A small (but great) improvement to the CPython 's Devguide!!

The Quick Reference section now uses "tabs: readers can choose the command they need depends on their operating system.

We used to have these commands witten as:
"on macOS do this, on Windows do that" which takes up visual space.

Now they're on tabs! This feels more intuitive!

It uses sphinx-inline-tabs extension.

Contributed by Lance Goyke in https://github.com/python/devguide/pull/1205

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Add inline tabs on Quick Reference page for commands on different systems by lancegoyke · Pull Request #1205 · python/devguide

This is for work on #1196 This PR introduces a new dependency: sphinx-inline-tabs There were two design decisions I am not set on: Should we say "Unix" or "Linux"? I picked "Unix" because the setu...

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