Python 3.7 Support Past End of Life

Python 3.7 End of Life (EOL) – Migration

Includes security patches addressing vulnerabilities and bug fixes identified in the core Python 2 programming language release as well as Python packages, reducing the risks to your software and organization from known exploits.

Let's discuss your Python 3.7 support needs

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) will no longer support Python 3.7 on June 27th, 2023. End of Support (EOS) means no more official updates or security fixes will be released, not even for critical security vulnerabilities. What does this mean for you?

  •  Final Python release cycle for version 3.7 is subject to emergent vulnerabilities.
  •  Loss of official support from the Python core team.
  •  Python version 3.7 applications become vulnerable to attacks that exploit security flaws.
  •  Python 3.7 core codebases become less performant and reliable issues and bugs continue to be found.

Benefits Of ActiveState Python 2.7.18.X

Python 3.7 Security Patches

Get security updates for Python 3.7 core and key, third-party PyPI packages.

Supply Chain Security

Automatically build your runtime environment securely from vetted source code using our SLSA Build Level 4 compliant Secure Build Service.

Technical Support

Enterprise service-level agreements for all popular operating systems, including Windows, Linux (including Ubuntu), macOS and more. Communicate with us via phone, email and chat.

Eliminate Dependency Hell

The ActiveState Platform automatically resolves all your runtime dependencies and transitive dependencies, or else tells you how you can manually fix conflicts.

Managed Builds

Let ActiveState manage your Python 3.7 dependencies on your behalf, migrating and rebuilding your runtime environment on newer versions of Python ready for you to install via command line or installers at any time.

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