The mentioned date is the end of support. Already deployed apps are not 
directly affected on an immediate time frame. On a longer term 
though, you'll have to migrate your code to Python 3 or delete it. The 
effort involved is not necessary enormous in each case, in a lot of cases 
this might take minutes. If you foresee, by contrast, considerable effort 
to migrate to Python 3, you should contact support and ask for specific 
help and possible transitional arrangements. Advice and custom-made tools 
should be expected, to alleviate the effort required by migration tasks. 
Most Python developers prefer Python 3, and there are considerable 
advantages in following suit. 

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