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inversify / InversifyJS

A powerful and lightweight inversion of control container for JavaScript & Node.js apps powered by TypeScript.
http://inversify.io/
MIT License
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Last release was on Oct 14, 2021 #1541

Closed skalinkin closed 9 months ago

skalinkin commented 12 months ago

Could someone provide an update on the project's current status? I've noticed that pull requests are being merged, but the last release was created two years ago.

Jameskmonger commented 12 months ago

Hey @skalinkin, just resolving some CI issues to get our pipeline working fully again, then I am to resume a release cadence for the project to resolve some of the outstanding issues

skalinkin commented 11 months ago

Hey @skalinkin, just resolving some CI issues to get our pipeline working fully again, then I am to resume a release cadence for the project to resolve some of the outstanding issues

Thanks for response, let me know if you need any help.

Jameskmonger commented 11 months ago

thanks @skalinkin. You can see the prepared PR for the release here #1544

I will make the release this weekend, pending approval from the other maintainers.

Jameskmonger commented 11 months ago

Hi @skalinkin, pleased to say we have just published Inversify v6.0.2

I will keep this issue open for a few days while I check the status of the other Inversify packages.

Thanks again for your support and patience!

agorina commented 10 months ago

Could you please update on the status of the support for this repository in general? Is it being maintained?

PodaruDragos commented 10 months ago

hey @agorina what are your concerns about this ? we are from time to time releasing new versions of inversify. Also I would say that the project is as mature and stable as it can be.

agorina commented 10 months ago

@PodaruDragos , thank you for the prompt response. I just wanted to get the confirmation that it is safe to keep using this module. There was a period of time when Typescript 5 issues have not been addressed but looks like it is all resolved now: https://stackoverflow.com/a/77415582 .

Jameskmonger commented 9 months ago

I'll close this issue as we are now working with a more regular release cycle. Please don't hesitate to reopen the issue or reach out to one of the contributors if you have any concerns.