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I love the Python language and mainly use the standard CPython 3.+ version for simple scripting and as an algorithm sandbox. Sometimes I need .NET intergration, so I use IronPython which is now in 2.7 version.
I like 3.+ better and am therefore reluctant to use the older 2.7. Is there any info on when will it be released and how difficult the migration process is expected to be?
There is as far as I know no planned release date for 3.0 support in IronPython. The migration process for IronPython 2 -> IronPython 3 is the same as for CPython 2 -> CPython 3, afaik.