If Python removes the GIL; Python remains leading language

'gil':5 'languag':9 'lead':8 'python':2,6 'remain':7 'remov':3

If Python keeps the GIL; Python remains leading language

'gil':5 'keep':3 'languag':9 'lead':8 'python':2,6 'remain':7

This is the shortest of 3 markets. The other two close in 2028 and 2030.

By "Python removes the GIL" I mean that the official stable CPython interpreter natively ships with at least an option to disable the GIL. Build flags or anything that requires users to compile CPython themselves do not count. For example I will count things such as:

By "remain a leading language until X" I mean that according to StackOverflow's yearly developer survey (or equivalent if SO stops conducting the survey) Python is at all times in the top 5 languages used by programmers of any skill level. If at any time before X, Python is in 6th place or below, then Python has not remained a leading language even if in the next survey it regains 5th place or above.

The two options in this market are UNLINKED however in any scenario exactly one will resolve N/A. Here are two example outcomes and how I would resolve them:

If there are any questions or disagreements with the above criteria, please leave a comment below.