I'd like to simply specify, "give me the best Python 3.10 you have". Ideally, "3.10" would indicate that specifier and include alphas and betas and release candidates until that version is stable at which point it would only include stable releases. I'd like not to have to specify "3.10.alpha - 3.10" (or similar) and later have to remove "alpha". If someone is specifying "3.10" before there's any stable release, couldn't that be simply interpreted to mean pre-releases until stable then just stable releases? It seems to me that's what 99% of users would require and would save a lot of toil around configs.
I'd like to simply specify, "give me the best Python 3.10 you have". Ideally, "3.10" would indicate that specifier and include alphas and betas and release candidates until that version is stable at which point it would only include stable releases. I'd like not to have to specify "3.10.alpha - 3.10" (or similar) and later have to remove "alpha". If someone is specifying "3.10" before there's any stable release, couldn't that be simply interpreted to mean pre-releases until stable then just stable releases? It seems to me that's what 99% of users would require and would save a lot of toil around configs.