Closed jpedro-barbosa closed 9 years ago
Thanks.
When do you think this will be merged into the official one? gajus/xhprof.io
Last commit in this repo is from 2013... Feel free to use my fork. See Readme there.
LOL and sigh :/
Last commit in this repo is from 2013... Feel free to use my fork. See Readme there.
Most of my clients have moved to Node.js, thus I have little time to contribute to PHP community. Nonetheless, PHP 7 is a long awaited development. I plan to be using it when a stable version comes out.
Somewhat surprisingly, the community interest in xhprof.io remained active throughout these years and to this day there are no worthy alternatives that I know of (please update me if you know any).
I have refrained from accepting any pull requests primarily because the platform is not broken and I am afraid that accepting changes can do more harm than good (suppose something goes wrong, I would not have time to troubleshoot). Besides, this library would use a complete overhaul starting with test driven development that would de-risk accepting new pull requests.
Finally, I have seen that @staabm is doing a great job maintaining https://github.com/staabm/xhprof.io and I don't mind him at all (somewhat persistently) promoting his own fork. Furthermore, if @staabm would like to become the maintainer of the original package, I'd be happy to allow that.
Regarding this specific issue, server side version checking should be rooted out of the code. I have no idea what made me think this is a good idea to begin with.
Regarding this specific issue, server side version checking should be rooted out of the code.
Actually due to proxy problems this is exactly what I've done.
Somewhat surprisingly, the community interest in xhprof.io remained active throughout these years and to this day there are no worthy alternatives that I know of (please update me if you know any).
right, this is still the case.
I have refrained from accepting any pull requests primarily because the platform is not broken and I am afraid that accepting changes can do more harm than good (suppose something goes wrong, I would not have time to troubleshoot). Besides, this library would use a complete overhaul starting with test driven development that would de-risk accepting new pull requests.
cant agree more. I also dont use this tool on my own in the last months but using blackfire.io when required. Nevertheless it is a awesome tool built by gajus.
Finally, I have seen that @staabm is doing a great job maintaining https://github.com/staabm/xhprof.io and I don't mind him at all (somewhat persistently) promoting his own fork.
Its not about promoting my fork, but pointing the users to a maintained fork.
Furthermore, if @staabm would like to become the maintainer of the original package, I'd be happy to allow that.
Thanks. As I dont use the tool that regularly I dont want to invest the time to move/merge all the commits/adaptions made until now.
FYI #74 created.
Fixed in https://github.com/staabm/xhprof.io thx