Hi all! It's sad that sigrok is not receiving much attention and I understand the original maintainer(s) might not have the time or interest to continue development. However, the project still works great for many use cases and there are a lot of PRs open on github, many of them reasonably new - currently being ignored and authors demotivated.
I think the community should offer a helping hand with the project and offer at least some basic support in running the project. Depending on how the original authors want to be involved, I think it would be a good idea to appoint some community maintainers (ideally somebody who contributed in the past) and give them enough privileges to merge PRs and potentially release new versions. Alternatively, people could volunteer to review & test PRs -- I'm up to looking into some, but it is unclear if it would lead to something, since not even some simple ones are being merged for around a year. What is the general sentiment about this? Is there a will to help keep the project running from the community & current maintainers? I hope we won't let the project just die, since it's a crucial piece of opensource software in the embedded engineer's toolbox. Best regards, Ladislav _______________________________________________ sigrok-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sigrok-devel
