THIS REPO IS ABANDONED – IT IS USELESS TO OPEN ISSUES OR PULL REQUESTS

[UltraCharge99]

[!WARNING] Unfortunately, this project is inactive since 2021. Please note that many issues and pull requests (PRs) have been opened since then, with none receiving responses or being merged.

Indicators of the project being abandoned:

• The website https://www.univocity.com no longer exists (latest snapshot on archive.org snapshot is from 2022-07-01) – also see #506, #510, #525, #527
• The latest commit, 7e7d1b3c0a3dceaed4a8413875eb1500f2a028ec, was made on April 19, 2021
• The maintainer, https://github.com/jbax, has shown no activity since July 20, 2022
• No issue within recent years has received any response by the maintainer

@jbax, please correct me if I'm wrong and close this issue if the project is still alive.

This issue is just a heads-up for anyone who might be considering using this project. It's not a criticism of the project or its maintainers. It's just a warning that the project is abandoned, and that you should consider this before using it.

[sonofab1rd]

I can confirm. I emailed the owner and they did confirm that they are no longer maintaining the project. I'm not sure if any of the forks are actively maintained. I created one myself so that I'd have a backup if needed. And, I might try to at least fix the remaining issues and merge in the outstanding PRs.

[sonofab1rd]

I did manage to merge all the outstanding PRs to my fork here. Bulk moving the open issues is kind of a pain. If anyone wants to do that, that would be great. Otherwise, anyone feel free to open issues on the fork.

[marcphilipp]

@sonofab1rd Awesome! Do you plan to do a release to Maven Central?

[sonofab1rd]

@marcphilipp I'm hoping to, yes. I did get a bit hung up after merging in all the outstanding requests. And, tests are currently failing. I'm not familiar with TestNG. Or, the custom test framework this repo is using. I'll probably need to figure that out, then get the tests to pass.

I didn't realize people were still commenting here until you tagged me! I'll have to turn notifications on! I thought I was probably the only person on the planet using this library!

[marcphilipp]

@sonofab1rd I'm one of the maintainers of JUnit which is using this library behind the scenes for it's @CsvSource and @CsvFileSource feature for parameterized tests. I'd be happy to help. Maybe you could open an issue in your fork to list the known problems? FWIW I ran mvn clean verify and nothing failed. But when I ran all tests from IntelliJ IDEA some did fail.

[marcphilipp]

@sonofab1rd Actually, I had a little time on my hands:

• https://github.com/sonofab1rd/univocity-parsers/pull/15

[sonofab1rd]

In case anyone is still watching this... Thanks to @marcphilipp ! I was able to merge in Marc's fixes which fixed the test failures. And, subsequently the build step. I've got some registration stuff to do on the maven central repo. When that's done, I'll publish a new version of the project. I'll update here when that is finished.

[sonofab1rd]

New version available here! https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/com.sonofab1rd/univocity-parsers/overview

com.sonofab1rd univocity-parsers 2.10.0

[aaryadewa]

Where can I find the documentation page then? Is there any source code for the documentation website?

[sonofab1rd]

Not sure... I never looked for the source for the documentation. Let me know if you find it and/or need help.

[marcphilipp]

It's available on the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20170324223950/https://www.univocity.com/pages/parsers-tutorial

[mikomarrache]

@sonofab1rd Is there any alternative to this library?

[sonofab1rd]

@mikomarrache I did manage to publish my fork here:

https://central.sonatype.com/artifact/com.sonofab1rd/univocity-parsers