Looking for maintainers?

[davidwinter]

Hello @scniro !

Thanks for all the great work with this package. Lots of people use it ❤️ though it seems like there hasn't been any activity in a fair while. Are you looking for additional contributors to help with the package, or perhaps a new maintainer? I was considering a new fork but wanted to check if you would accept the help of others for this package first of all.

[zachkirsch]

+1, I would love to merge in #240 (either to this repo or a fork)

[tm1000]

His linked in (https://www.linkedin.com/in/scniro) was deleted this year though it seems like in 2020 he moved to Buffalo, New York (https://buffalonews.com/business/local/erie-county-real-estate-transactions/article_0b3634a6-1c05-5725-9291-679a6eba1340.html). I suggest trying to email him at: salvatore.niro@outlook.com

Seems he asked for maintainers over a year ago: #171 (comment)

[marabesi]

Any updates on this one?

[elsigh]

I have the ability to grant access or merge changes, I just don't follow the project very closely. Though I'd really like to see codemirror updated.

[marabesi]

besides merging, how is the release process? I see the support for react 17 has been merged but no release was made? Is it something we can do?

[harveyramer]

besides merging, how is the release process? I see the support for react 17 has been merged but no release was made? Is it something we can do?

I second this request.

[elsigh]

There is no process as this project is effectively unmaintained. I saw another project emerged which includes codemirror 6 and has another wrapper implementation for React. I'm planning to migrate my use to that project. See #254

[tm1000]

At my company we did the same as @elsigh. The reasoning is simple. codemirror6 is supported by codemirror itself.

The react examples are simple to do using just the codemirror project itself: https://gist.github.com/sachinraja/08e6ef7d4b1ba67015fff6b8844a3ad0

Additionally there is a wrapper if its easier (https://github.com/sachinraja/rodemirror)

I'd say the usefulness of this project is over. If it was to continue then it would just be competing with codemirror itself.