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olson-sean-k / wax

Opinionated and portable globs that can be matched against paths and directory trees.
https://glob.guide
MIT License
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Still maintained? #45

Closed milesj closed 12 months ago

milesj commented 1 year ago

Hello @olson-sean-k 👋

I'm a big fan of this crate, I believe it to be the best glob crate that currently exists.

However, I've noticed there's been no updates in over a year, and was wondering if this is still maintained. I'm well aware of how much time/cost maintaining projects takes, so understandable if you're busy.

At minimum, it would be great to at least get dependency upgrades (like miette). Would you be open to collaborators?

Cheers!

olson-sean-k commented 1 year ago

I'm happy to hear that you like this crate!

I had less time for Wax not too long after the 0.5.0 release so there was a bit of a lull in its development. That being said, I am still happy to maintain it and have actually been working on a large refactor in a separate experimental repository for some time now! I think I've spent too much time on that at this point though. There are at least two PRs that I think would be really great to address and get into a 0.6.0 release ahead of any refactoring along with basic maintenance like dependency upgrades.

I'm hoping to turn my attention to that very soon. Please stay tuned!

milesj commented 1 year ago

Sounds great, looking forward to it! Thanks for all the work.

ErichDonGubler commented 12 months ago

I would also like to register my enjoyment of this crate. As somebody who makes a career of maintaining open-source cross-platform tools, it's very nice to have a globbing abstraction that has had so much portability and thought. 🙂

olson-sean-k commented 12 months ago

I've just published version 0.6.0 (1afcda8). 🎉 Some things of note about this release:

Now that 0.6.0 has been published, I'll go ahead and close this issue. There's a lot more to do!

milesj commented 12 months ago

Amazing, thank you!