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That discussion also mentions: "Framasoft is maintaining a soft fork called Mostlymatter that removes the arbitrary user limits"
by Tepix 1y ago
That discussion also mentions: "Framasoft is maintaining a soft fork called Mostlymatter that removes the arbitrary user limits"
- matt-p 1y agoYes, I mean they are not difficult to remove, but I think it would be fair to add the context that they're going to have to fork it. E.g open source is not a panacea either, they will likely also struggle with postgres being a bottleneck for that number of users (particularly on search), the redis integration is not part of open core.
- matt-p 1y agoIt also looks like that specific fork hasn't been touched since may 2024 ? https://framagit.org/framasoft/framateam/mostlymatter https://framagit.org/framasoft/framateam/mostlymatter -- so realistically they may need to maintain their own fork.
- dzaima 1y agoThere is newer action on version tags: https://framagit.org/framasoft/framateam/mostlymatter/-/commits/release-10.12.0?ref_type=heads https://framagit.org/framasoft/framateam/mostlymatter/-/comm... (10.12 seeming to be the latest mattermost version, so fully up-to-date)