Re:Outdated vs. Complete: In defense of apps that don’t need...
by Xeoncross on Tuesday September 27, 2022 @09:40AM
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Speaking to GitHub specifically:
1) The owners sometimes archive the project or write in the readme: complete, no more features will be accepted.
2) You can look at the number of open issues. A project with X stars/used-by/forks that hasn't been updated in 8 months and has zero open issues is probably stable.
1) The owners sometimes archive the project or write in the readme: complete, no more features will be accepted.
2) You can look at the number of open issues. A project with X stars/used-by/forks that hasn't been updated in 8 months and has zero open issues is probably stable.