search

nickoala / telepot

Python framework for Telegram Bot API
MIT License
2.42k stars 474 forks source link

Is this project dead? #461

Open no-identd opened 5 years ago

no-identd commented 5 years ago

Latest commit 3792fde on May 26, 2018

no-identd commented 5 years ago

@nickoala

nickoala commented 5 years ago

Yes, it's dead. I am no longer maintaining it.

temper11 commented 5 years ago

Really no one with some experience can continue this fantastic project??? :(

nickoala commented 5 years ago

Well, you have other choices of Python libraries. I want to pursue other interests and would rather not spend more time on it.

Thanks for liking it, though.

no-identd commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the feedback, @nickoala. Could you maybe please update the readme for the repository with this information & a pointer to this issue here, then close this issue & archive the repository? That way, people won't inadvertently use the library without awareness of it not having support - which should push people into switching libraries, or maybe starting a fork.

AstonishedByTheLackOfCake commented 5 years ago

F

temper11 commented 5 years ago

i started using telepot since when i didn't knew the difference between if and elif. Telepot is so easy to use, intuitive, and i never faced problems using it. I still use it on 8 bots i've made, switching to a different libraries is a bit hard for me, and to be honest, i don't want to. I just hope someone who is happy with it will fork or maintain this repository.

am1ru1 commented 5 years ago

@nickoala please archive this repository.

nickoala commented 5 years ago

I assume that, after archiving, people can't post questions anymore. Although I rarely answer questions, there are some issues where people are still posting useful guidance and suggestions, e.g. #395. I will leave it as it is.

am1ru1 commented 5 years ago

I understand the reasoning. However considering that the project is not being maintained, it might make sense to archive it sooner or later. Ultimately, a fork or another owner could drive this open source forward.

https://github.com/nickoala/telepot/commit/4bfe4eeb5e48b40e72976ee085a1b0a941ef3cf2#commitcomment-33654403

This will be your choice of course, but suggesting this option based on past OSS experience when libraries are not 'appropriately' archived or handed over: https://github.com/dominictarr/event-stream/issues/116#issuecomment-441175168