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I'm going to guess it's the same reason as always, a desire to not donate night and weekend time to that particular project anymore.

• pieter 15y ago
  That's pretty close. In reality, I started working at a company where I was a fulltime Cocoa programmer. Working on a similar project in my free time just didn't seem that attractive anymore.
  • weaksauce 15y ago
    Have you considered "blessing" another branch, adding a supplimentary commiter or pulling in changes from one of the other branches so that the mainline is more up to date with a compiled binary? In any event I appreciate your tool and thank you for doing it! It's probably my ignorance of github but there really does not seem to be a great way to pass the torch on or see what the other forks have done without going into each fork.