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.. _`rope`: https://github.com/python-rope/rope


Most Python syntax up to Python 3.10 is supported. Please file bugs and contribute
Standard Python syntax is supported up to Python 3.15. Please file bugs and contribute
patches if you encounter gaps.

Since version 1.0.0, rope no longer support running on Python 2.
Since version 1.0.0, rope no longer supports running on Python 2.
If you need Python 2 support, then check out the `python2` branch or the 0.x.x
releases.

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- Rope aims to provide powerful and safe refactoring
- Rope is light on dependency, Rope only depends on Python itself
- Rope is light on dependencies, Rope only depends on Python itself
- Unlike PyRight or PyLance, Rope does not depend on Node.js
- Unlike PyLance or PyCharm, Rope is open source.
- Unlike PyRight and PyLance, Rope is written in Python itself, so if you experience problems, you would be able to debug and hack it yourself in a language that you are already familiar with
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