Project abandoned?

[lifenautjoe]

I'm coming from spending few days struggling through another docker taiga project where the author has completely jumped ship and left hundreds of people to struggle on their own to figure things out.

In order to prevent doing the same mistake, one question to the author.

Is this project abandoned? Do you plan to support your users? Fix bugs? Implement new features? Improvements? What level of commitment is there?

Thanks!

[blackandred]

Hi, I see this project looks dead. I created a working production-ready container that is always up-to-date - all new Taiga releases are automatically built on CI (scheduled on cron) and Tagged in docker registry.

Features:

• Production-ready setup (using gunicorn instead of python's built-in development server)
• Stable versioning (tagged Taiga releases + dated snapshots. Dated snapshots are immutable, as main tags can be updated in case of a hotfix)
• Automatic building of each new Taiga release on Travis CI (using for-each-github-release toolkit from RiotKit CI Utils)
• Automatic documentation in README.md generated from parsed ENV variables and comments placed in Dockerfile

Please take a look at: https://github.com/riotkit-org/docker-taiga