The release of QGIS 3 has brought many updates, one significant change is its Python bindings or as it's more commonly known as PyQGIS. I have noticed the recent introduction of the pyqgis-3 tag, here is a quick comparison with the number of posts with the original pyqgis tag as of today:

• pyqgis - 3680
• pyqgis-3 - 43

I was wondering whether these two tags should be merged so that it is the equivalent to arcpy where the version of the main software makes no difference?

The release of QGIS 3 has brought many updates, one significant change is its Python bindings or as it's more commonly known as PyQGIS. I have noticed the recent introduction of the pyqgis-3 tag, here is a quick comparison with the number of posts with the original pyqgis tag as of today:

• pyqgis - 3680 5,203
• pyqgis-3 - 43 523

Should these two tags be merged so that it is the equivalent to arcpy where the version of the main software makes no difference?

The release of QGIS 3 has brought many updates, one significant change is its Python bindings or as it's more commonly known as PyQGIS. I have noticed the recent introduction of the pyqgis3 tag, here is a quick comparison with the number of posts with the original pyqgis tag as of today:

• pyqgis - 3564
• pyqgis3 - 9

I was wondering whether these two tags should be merged so that it is the equivalent to arcpy where the version of the main software makes no difference?

The release of QGIS 3 has brought many updates, one significant change is its Python bindings or as it's more commonly known as PyQGIS. I have noticed the recent introduction of the pyqgis-3 tag, here is a quick comparison with the number of posts with the original pyqgis tag as of today:

• pyqgis - 3680
• pyqgis-3 - 43

I was wondering whether these two tags should be merged so that it is the equivalent to arcpy where the version of the main software makes no difference?