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Those numbers mean nothing because obviously a fork in its inception will have a burst of activity. Half of those changes are probably just renaming redis => va
by tredre3 3y ago
Those numbers mean nothing because obviously a fork in its inception will have a burst of activity. Half of those changes are probably just renaming redis => valkey, too.
Let's check the numbers in 6 months or a year for a truly meaningful figure about the health of each project.
- objektif 3y agoBased on your logic “activity” may never be a good metric for usage.
- freeAgent 3y agoAnd that’s also true insofar as it’ll never be a perfect measure and in some cases (such as comparing a mature project to a brand new fork), it’s a bad measure.
- tredre3 3y agoI don't know what gave you that idea? I'm fine with using the activity comparison to declare a winner. But valkey was created a few weeks ago, obviously it's going to have a burst of activity. However most forks die off rather quickly after the initial burst of enthusiasm. That one might be different, because it has corporate sponsors. So, in 6 months, do the exact same comparison (recent activity, # of recent contributors) and it'll be good enough for me.
- nijave 3y agoMy thoughts exactly, same thing with OpenTofu recently