Open sk- opened 9 months ago
Hi @sk-. I've been maintaining this project on-and-off for almost 5 years. I wouldn't consider it "abandoned" because I do sometimes come back to add new feature requests or implement a new optimization if I have the time and energy. That said:
If I happen to be on a flight and get inspired I might implement one of these. You're also welcome to fork the project and take it in a direction you prefer (if you remove some of the features the null unions get easier, for instance).
I've been away long enough that Go generics have also landed. Completely reworking the library to support generics is unlikely to ever happen.
edit: I've added a disclaimer to the README.
edit 2: If you do decide to fork the project I'm happy to redirect people to a better-maintained version.
@actgardner thanks a lot for all the effort you put into this project. The company I am working with is heavily relying on this library for the backbone of a huge project that spans over multiple years. I am pretty sure we do not want to migrate to a different implementation.
I would suggest to add more people that you trust to the list of the maintainers so that PRs will still be managed and you will also get a bit of lift from the heavy load of maintaining this kind of project.
I just noticed that 2 weeks ago a PR that we also need has landed into the main branch but there is no tag for it. It would be nice to get a new patch release in the near future.
I agree, it would be great if at least one of the contributors could join you as a maintainer.
Hi @actgardner, I'm creating this issue to confirm if this project is still being maintained. It has served us well enough, but there are many open issues that are affecting us (like UUID support, the representation of nullable fields, name of fields, etc), which are making us consider this dependency.
The fact that there have been no commits, no responses to either Issues or Pull requests, indicates me this probably abandoned.
It's completely valid to acknowledge this is no longer maintained, but it'd good be good to make it explicit for everyone using or planning to use it.