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pluginaweek / state_machine

Adds support for creating state machines for attributes on any Ruby class
http://www.pluginaweek.org
MIT License
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Who is maintaining this gem? #337

Open pragmaticivan opened 9 years ago

pragmaticivan commented 9 years ago

Hey, Who is maintaining this gem? Seems it's abandoned by the owner? Is that secure to use? Someone is interested on take care about the gem? review the current PRs, etc... ?

espen commented 9 years ago

See https://github.com/pluginaweek/state_machine/issues/310

rusterholz commented 9 years ago

If you need a fork that is tested against Rails 4.2, use the one maintained by @seuros.

pragmaticivan commented 9 years ago

Little weird... Why not those awesome developers create a organization and use the same repository? I think they have a lot of forks... lol..

davidcpell commented 9 years ago

I've been using @seuros' fork for a while now

ghost commented 9 years ago

@davidcpell, @pragmaticivan
It better to use the state-machines gems family : https://github.com/state-machines

pragmaticivan commented 9 years ago

@aferiat :+1: thanks, I'm gonna take a look, looks like more "organized"

pragmaticivan commented 9 years ago

Question: @aferiat is that based on the current code of state_machine? Do you know? I have interest to learn more and contribute to the code.

seuros commented 9 years ago

@pragmaticivan: yes, same api. The changes are listed in the changelog.

akashsethiya commented 9 years ago

@aferiat - which gem are you talking about in the state-machine family

davidcpell commented 9 years ago

@akashsethiya it depends on your app. Get state_machines-activemodel if you have a standard Rails app or state_machines-mongoid if you use MongoDB

seuros commented 9 years ago

state_machines-activerecord will be better choice for a Rails app. You can also use both.