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While it's not ideal, would you (the maintainers) mind stepping up as protobuf upstream? Regarding relevant discussion in the issue's #1386comment.
You are the upstream right now for the pure ruby protobuf implementation. I am asking if you see yourself as the defacto upstream since the original project seems inactive.
Another question is how much do the forks actually diverge right now. Is there any added value beyond the mentioned pull requests?
Would you step up
Context & Motivation
Protobuf upstream seems unresponsive since the PRs 411 and 415 related to cucumber-messages have been sitting there for around a year.
I am currently involved in packaging the update for the cucumber ruby gem, and one of the tasks required is packaging protobuf.
The problem is that to make it work with cucumber-messages, I need the patches from PRs (effectively creating my own fork in the form of the package).
Regarding the diverge in the fork vs. upstream, in the case of some security patches I missed when comparing histories that do not have a PR, I'd have to manually backport them, which is too much work in comparison to just packaging the protobuf-cucumber.
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Summary
While it's not ideal, would you (the maintainers) mind stepping up as protobuf upstream? Regarding relevant discussion in the issue's #1386 comment.
You are the upstream right now for the pure ruby protobuf implementation. I am asking if you see yourself as the defacto upstream since the original project seems inactive.
Another question is how much do the forks actually diverge right now. Is there any added value beyond the mentioned pull requests?
Would you step up
Context & Motivation
Protobuf upstream seems unresponsive since the PRs 411 and 415 related to cucumber-messages have been sitting there for around a year.
I am currently involved in packaging the update for the cucumber ruby gem, and one of the tasks required is packaging protobuf.
The problem is that to make it work with cucumber-messages, I need the patches from PRs (effectively creating my own fork in the form of the package).
Regarding the diverge in the fork vs. upstream, in the case of some security patches I missed when comparing histories that do not have a PR, I'd have to manually backport them, which is too much work in comparison to just packaging the protobuf-cucumber.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: