os.system was never soft deprecated - #16421
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the actual docs change in that CPython PR does still harden the language around |
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Follow on from #15179.
os.systemwas proposed to be soft deprecated (with someosmethods) in a CPython issue and PR, but during the PR discussion,os.systemwas dropped from the PR.See python/cpython#157882 for history.