Abandon package on packagist?

[alexander-schranz]

/cc @antishov @stof as now it seems the original package did add the compatibility to Symfony 5. I'm asking myself if there are any difference and if one should marked as abandon.

[weaverryan]

I'm wondering the same thing. I was very appreciative of this bundle while the Stof one didn't support Sf5. Could you work together to maintain just one?

Thanks!

[antishov]

Hi I don't see any reasons to abandone this fork now Yesterday it helped with Symfony 5 support, tomorrow it will help with PHP 8 support

[VincentLanglet]

Why not doing the PR on the original repository instead @antishov ?

And if you're an active contributor of this package, maybe @stof could give you some rights. One repository is better than two.

[antishov]

Like this? The original repo had a lot of great motivated contributors who can maintain the package. Although they aren't contributors yet

[stephanvierkant]

@stof could you please reply? This great package deserves more attention and if you're not able to maintain it, please accept support from the community.

[stof]

@weaverryan is now co-maintainer of the original bundle to help

[COil]

Thanks for the bundle @antishov, it helped me at the time and I used it in many projects. But maybe it's time to get back to the original one if there are more active maintainers now. 🙂 I saw that for example, Symfony 6 and PHP 8.1 support was available.