Future of pygal?

[jd-boyd]

I see that there was some git activity back in March, so it doesn't seem dead, but the linked Patreon says it is no longer funding this (and other) projects, and to look toward CourtBouillon and an OpenCollective website. Those don't list pygal either though. Also, it has been 4 years since the last release was made. The pygal.org website seems to be down, as is the site ( https://community.kozea.fr/ ) linked to by the Kozea organization page.

I would like to see some reassurance of the future of this library. I also would be interested in somehow funding getting two features I want in (#518 and #519) and getting a new release out.

[cristianocca]

I'm wondering the same. Perhaps someone could fork and become the new maintainer?

[StevenMapes]

On this is there a timeline of v3.0.0 which fixes other issues including Python 3.10 compatibility

[ahmedbilal]

@jd-boyd They are using tags instead of release now. If you see the tags, you would see the 3.0.0 tag which is pushed on Nov 25, 2021.