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> At this point it's almost more expensive for me to continue updating than it would be to just fork the library and maintain the upgrades myself. Ok...what's
by acjohnson55 10y ago
> At this point it's almost more expensive for me to continue updating than it would be to just fork the library and maintain the upgrades myself.
Ok...what's holding you up?
I get the frustration, but if you like an older version you learned, just stay with it and maintain it yourself. Or do your own thing completely with another routing solution. Or roll up your sleeves and write your own. Maybe in a year, if the new version still looks like the way to go, put in the effort to switch over. You have a multitude of options.
People act like the authors of the library are intentionally toying with them. And this is for something that presumably no one has paid for!
The sense of entitlement that erupts every time some non-contiguous jump in progress happens is the far worse meme, to me.
- Klathmon 10y agoAlso, they will be supporting the v3 version of the code "indefinitely". So it's not like he/she would even need to fork the project to continue to support the old version...