Maintenance status

[stefan6419846]

What is the current maintenance status of this project? Apparently, the last commit happened in 2020, but there are at least two pending PRs for Django 4 support which are not being merged in.

According to 9c72e02, @mlavin has been searching for additional maintainers since 2017 and @domdinicola jumped on it and got collaborator some time ago, but for now, general development seems to have stalled.

[domdinicola]

I'd be available to maintain this.. but I need permission or transfer of the project

[stefan6419846]

@domdinicola You already are a collaborator here according to the markers on your comments, so you should (at least in theory) already have write access and the ability to push new tags (although probably no PyPI access).

[domdinicola]

@mlavin any chance you can give me access to pypi as well?

[domdinicola]

I modernized a little bit the code to support python3.9 and django 3.2 and 4.2

[mlavin]

@domdinicola https://pypi.org/user/dom.dinicola/ was previously a maintainer on PyPi and I've changed to a full owner.

[domdinicola]

Thanks! I just released a new version https://pypi.org/project/django-selectable/

[stefan6419846]

Could you please tag the release on GitHub as well?

[domdinicola]

sure

[stefan6419846]

Thanks for stepping in. Unfortunately, it seems like the maintenance status did not really improve, as the more recent issue #228 blocking support for recent Django versions remained unaddressed for over a year now.

[domdinicola]

@stefan6419846 can you please work on a PR, I would be happy to release a new version as soon as this is fixed

[stefan6419846]

It seems like you already managed to fix this yourself in 5fc33eb Sorry for not opening a PR, at the time of writing I did not have proper time to propose a fix for this as I just stumbled upon this again recently (although the issue is indeed older).