Closed vinkla closed 8 years ago
Laravel 4 might be old, but I'm sure there's still people using it. I don't see a need to remove it.
People (including myself) are still using it with Laravel 4. Though, new users probably wont use it or shouldn't use it. Anyone using the Laravel 4 integration would still know where to find the package on GitHub. IMO we should encourage new users of Hashids to use the latest version of Laravel. Laravel version 4 and older versions wont see get updates anytime soon.
Also, we're linking to the 4:th version in the Laravel Hashids repository.
Yeah, all good points, but honestly I don't see the urgency to remove the Laravel 4 link (it's not that old yet). If you want to switch them around so Laravel 5 is first, I'm all good with that. Other than that, it doesn't hurt to still link to it (and new devs are probably well aware that higher version is what they should be using).
Okay, I see your point. Lets leave it like it is for now.
Laravel 4 is old and the package isn't maintained anymore.