It's great that this project is still going, I think I was probably the first thing I did when I joined Loopline nearly 8 years ago! Thanks to everyone who has contributed to it recently.
I haven't really been involved in this project for the last while, and although we looked for some new maintainers in #37 it's probably not getting the attention it deserves. A while back @mavimo did loads of work fixing open issues, and more recently @omissis did a lot to update the dependencies and fix some open issues. There are also a few other open PRs that I haven't had time to look at, and even merging the latest PR from @omissis I know it's not much use without releasing a new version.
@marczahn was originally involved and suggested that we might archive this repo. It seems like it does get a bit of use, so I was thinking that maybe someone (I'm thinking maybe @mavimo @danbarker or @omissis) would like to continue with it using their own fork. That way they'd be able to manage it as they see fit without needing to come to myself or Marc to make any changes or draft new releases. We can abandon it on Packagist so anyone using it would get a prompt to switch to the fork, I think it'd be better for the end users that way.
If nobody is interested in maintaining a fork we'll probably archive it anyway, just so people know that it's not being actively maintained, but if anyone is interested just drop a comment below, thanks!
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It's great that this project is still going, I think I was probably the first thing I did when I joined Loopline nearly 8 years ago! Thanks to everyone who has contributed to it recently.
I haven't really been involved in this project for the last while, and although we looked for some new maintainers in #37 it's probably not getting the attention it deserves. A while back @mavimo did loads of work fixing open issues, and more recently @omissis did a lot to update the dependencies and fix some open issues. There are also a few other open PRs that I haven't had time to look at, and even merging the latest PR from @omissis I know it's not much use without releasing a new version.
@marczahn was originally involved and suggested that we might archive this repo. It seems like it does get a bit of use, so I was thinking that maybe someone (I'm thinking maybe @mavimo @danbarker or @omissis) would like to continue with it using their own fork. That way they'd be able to manage it as they see fit without needing to come to myself or Marc to make any changes or draft new releases. We can abandon it on Packagist so anyone using it would get a prompt to switch to the fork, I think it'd be better for the end users that way.
If nobody is interested in maintaining a fork we'll probably archive it anyway, just so people know that it's not being actively maintained, but if anyone is interested just drop a comment below, thanks!