Yeah no.. The author chose to change his own project, that's in no way an attack. People not only pulling random code from the Internet, but also integrate it a

Yeah no.. The author chose to change his own project, that's in no way an attack. People not only pulling random code from the Internet, but also integrate it automatically without review and without as much as locking the version is the problem here if there is one. The author is under absolutely no obligation to maintain his project or to keep in some state desirable by whoever is currently using it.