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Il progetto del compilatore JIT di Python è a rischio dopo che il comitato direttivo ha dichiarato che non sono state seguite le procedure previste

Sintesi redazionale: Non è consentito inviare nuove funzionalità al ramo principale; il codice esistente verrà rimosso entro 6 mesi se non verrà presentata e accettata una nuova proposta. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/devops/2026/06/08/python-jit-compiler-may-be-removed/5252079

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