Hello,
I see that the most recent commit was on 27 July 2019.
I have to schedule some installations of different hosts and I would like to know if the development of Restic will continue.
Thank you
ikarlo
All 4 comments
It will continue, I just don't have much time right now. For such questions, the forum would have been better.
I'm closing this issue, please feel free to add further comments, thanks!
fd0
on 16 Oct 2019
Ok thanks
ikarlo
on 16 Oct 2019
@fd0 maybe you could consider adding co-maintainers? @ifedorenko seems very active, and probably others...
legrostdg
on 10 Nov 2019
So, my two cents on maintainership:
A lot of the changes that are being proposed (and in some cases, demanded -- which kind of rubs maintainers the wrong way) are _really big_ changes. As a collaborator -- but not the author -- I don't feel comfortable reviewing or approving changes like this. I know a lot of people are pushing for that, but the harder it is pushed, the more uncomfortable it makes me, without the author's direct reviews and approvals. I trust @ifedorenko and other maintainers, but @fd0's vision for the project is something that I can't speak for him on. Maybe other collaborators understand it better than I do, but at some point, it comes down to fd0. I have not yet mastered the skill of intuitively receiving the author's same vision. And that vision is something that I feel is important that we as a community respect, along with his free time. :)
mholt
on 10 Nov 2019
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So, my two cents on maintainership:
A lot of the changes that are being proposed (and in some cases, demanded -- which kind of rubs maintainers the wrong way) are _really big_ changes. As a collaborator -- but not the author -- I don't feel comfortable reviewing or approving changes like this. I know a lot of people are pushing for that, but the harder it is pushed, the more uncomfortable it makes me, without the author's direct reviews and approvals. I trust @ifedorenko and other maintainers, but @fd0's vision for the project is something that I can't speak for him on. Maybe other collaborators understand it better than I do, but at some point, it comes down to fd0. I have not yet mastered the skill of intuitively receiving the author's same vision. And that vision is something that I feel is important that we as a community respect, along with his free time. :)