This is the master issue: nobody works on any of this anymore. As shows by all the community integrations that stopped working (nope, they workarounds and fixes others found and even fixed in forks don't count for this issue), and nobody here fixed those.
But what really makes this bad is that CD Projekt, in their infinite(simally small) wisdom, saw fit to hard-code this repo as the place Galaxy looks in for community integrations. If they only could get themselves to add something like /etc/apt/sources.list where the (sufficiently savvy) user could set repos to check for integrations.
This is the master issue: nobody works on any of this anymore. As shows by all the community integrations that stopped working (nope, they workarounds and fixes others found and even fixed in forks don't count for this issue), and nobody here fixed those.
But what really makes this bad is that CD Projekt, in their infinite(simally small) wisdom, saw fit to hard-code this repo as the place Galaxy looks in for community integrations. If they only could get themselves to add something like /etc/apt/sources.list where the (sufficiently savvy) user could set repos to check for integrations.