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microsoft / TypeScript-Node-Starter

A reference example for TypeScript and Node with a detailed README describing how to use the two together.
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Is project still maintained? #179

Closed mchelen closed 5 years ago

mchelen commented 5 years ago

Is this project still maintained? It seems like there are a number of outstanding pull requests waiting to be merged, such as #154 which fixes the build errors and has been needing a merge since Oct 2018.

If the maintainer(s) don't have time to work on this project that is totally understandable, but please make a note of that so everyone knows not to use this codebase.

Thanks

/cc @bowdenk7

MikeMitterer commented 5 years ago

If the maintainer(s) don't have time to work on this project that is totally understandable Really??? Not for me. This is an important repo.

musab commented 5 years ago

...guess not?

jocull commented 5 years ago

Yes - this is confusing. Internally this project is still using Typescript 2.7.2 which is quite dated. I'm not sure it even compiles under Typescript 3+

mchelen commented 5 years ago

It looks pretty likely the project is EOL, unless someone wants to fork & maintain it.

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Yes - this is confusing. Internally this project is still using Typescript 2.7.2 which is quite dated. I'm not sure it even compiles under Typescript 3+

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bowdenk7 commented 5 years ago

Apologies everyone - I'm a bad person...

I just merged an update that updates a bunch of dependencies including TypeScript to v3.4.5. I'll be further rehydrating this repo over the next week or so to get it back to being useful again.

mchelen commented 5 years ago

Great to hear, no apologies necessary! Thanks for maintaining this :+1:

orta commented 5 years ago

It's likely that work on this repo will always be spurts of activity, (I've just handled about ~30 PRs, and slowly looking at issues too) but I don't think it's going to be totally un-maintained unless we decide to do this with the updates to the website /docs structure. So I'm going to close this issue as, "Yes, it is still maintained"