It's the same level of testing for us for either Python2->3 or Go (it's a legacy code base, low automated coverage).
Conversion is now (somewhat) easier, the testing will be the slow part. For the speed improvements, which we also need for a migration from on-prem to cloud, it's a no brainer vs the other options at our disposal (like GraalPy).
Conversion is now (somewhat) easier, the testing will be the slow part. For the speed improvements, which we also need for a migration from on-prem to cloud, it's a no brainer vs the other options at our disposal (like GraalPy).