Is this project still alive?

tetienne commented 5 years ago

The last commit on the master has more than one year. The number of issues on this repository increase and none of them are solved.

Is this project still alive? If not, what can replace it?

jszurdi commented 5 years ago

I would be interested in an answer to this question!

BedfordWest commented 5 years ago

I just recently had to pull in code from netty directly to deal with an issue I was having. I would also like to understand if there are plans to continue support of this project or not. If not, it would be nice to make plans for how the community might be able to continue support and maintenance of it.

ericbeland commented 5 years ago

Hi folks! My company, browserup, wanted to build on the proxy, but it looks like it hasn't been actively maintained for a couple years. So we forked it! We plan to accept community contributions and keep the licensing and work open source. We want to be good maintainers and extend what the proxy can do with other useful functionality.

Our first release, out today, of the browserup proxy has:

Initial fork based on BrowserMob Proxy
HTTP/2 support via Netty 4.1.34 upgrade
Java 11 support
Upgrades to dependencies (mockito, etc)
Upgrade to an actively maintained LittleProxy fork
Switch to Gradle
Import a new, better HAR reader from https://github.com/sdstoehr/har-reader
Extend the HAR reader with filtering/finding capabilities

ericbeland commented 5 years ago

For any folks who had trouble downloading from our releases page (rather than maven, or building it), we added a new ZIP distribution with launch scripts, SSL certificates and keys in our 1.1.0 release. This should be similar to what was in the original proxy.

https://github.com/browserup/browserup-proxy

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