Micah D. Cochran

You are correct about no new features. However, Python 2.7's end-of-life will be 3 years tomorrow. [It will be retired on April 12, 2020](https://pythonclock.org/). At some point, Linux distributions will...

@saxon-s Since then, there has been an idea to do a complete redesign as Gourmet 2. See #897 and #898

@thinkle Once you have laid all of this out, I think that you are on exactly the right path. I believe in your vision. Perhaps the only thing is that...

Yes, you could rewrite the convert function like so: ```python def convert(input_path, output_path=None, keep_active=False): paths = resolve_paths(input_path, output_path) if sys.platform == "darwin": return macos(paths, keep_active) elif sys.platform == "win32": return...

I'm impressed that it is that close. This comes down to the definition of the UTM projection has changed in PROJ.4. So PROJ.4 (which pyproj is built atop) takes this...

@karimbahgat I found out about this when I was creating the GIGS testing framework for Proj4. That is correct. `etmerc` and `tmerc` are algorithms for Transverse Mercator projections. Proj4 version...

@karimbahgat Everything you have stated is correct. What you propose seems like a good solution.

Per Python 3.7 `isodate` is only needed for supporting durations. I need to see if [isoduration](https://github.com/bolsote/isoduration) is a better fit or if I need to move to [isodate2](https://github.com/isodate/isodate). `isodate2` would...

The isodate fork isodate2 is no longer exists. isodata has received an update to version 0.6.1 released on 2021-12-12 and the last PR on 2022-03-12. isoduration seems to have some...

Python 3.7 has now reached [EOL as of 2023-06-27](https://devguide.python.org/versions/)