While no major "X.Y" version was launched in November, the month saw critical maintenance and early-stage development activity:
The Python community is eagerly awaiting the release of Python 3.13, scheduled for November 2025. As the next major version of the popular programming language, Python 3.13 promises to bring exciting new features, improvements, and optimizations. In this detailed review, we'll dive into the expected changes, enhancements, and updates.
In a move that continues the cleanup started in Python 3.11, version 3.14 formally removes several long-deprecated modules: telnetlib , cgi , mailbox , and the classic urllib.parse quirks. These are replaced by modern standard library suggestions ( httpx for HTTP, email for mail parsing). While this breaks a small fraction of legacy scripts written before 2015, it reduces the CPython binary size by roughly 18% and lowers the security surface area. The Python Steering Council has emphasized that packages removed from the standard library remain available on PyPI, continuing the philosophy of "batteries included, but with an eject button."
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