search

lawrencejones / pgsink

Logically replicate data out of Postgres into sinks (files, Google BigQuery, etc)
MIT License
84 stars 3 forks source link

Project maintenance #265

Open judahrand opened 2 years ago

judahrand commented 2 years ago

I was wondering if this project was likely to see continued development - it seems like a really worthwhile project.

I see that there is a roadmap to a 1.0.0 release but that this seems to have stalled?

I've also struggled to get the web interface up and running. I'm not sure if this is due to bugs or just the lack of documentation.

lawrencejones commented 2 years ago

Hey @judahrand! I've just had a friend nudge me about this, I'd totally lost track of it.

I'm going to put a couple of hours into tidying documentation and getting this useable this weekend, in hopes other people can contribute and get using it.

Thank you for the nudge- I think this could be a really valuable tool for people, I just haven't had much time to put into it recently!

BoscoDomingo commented 8 months ago

Friendly nudge 2 years later. It seems like an awesome project and something that could save my ass right about now :P

lawrencejones commented 8 months ago

Ah man, feeling bad about this!

Honestly I joined a start-up as one of the first employees about 3 years ago now and all my time has been spent on that, with little need for this project (other than being a great example of solid Go code).

Wish I could say otherwise but I'm afraid that for now, it's unlikely I'll be picking this up.

I figure something like debezium is probably where you should look in the meantime!

BoscoDomingo commented 8 months ago

No problem, totally understandable. I know that feeling all too well myself. Hope you have a great time with your endeavours, and I'll look at other options then (debezium seems a bit cumbersome to set up)