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Not a maintainer, just a consumer. I also looked into this after seeing the latest GitHub release specifically.
The formal GitHub Releases do seem to be quite old, but if you look at the tags you can see more current versions are being tagged. And a look at that npm repository shows a publish as recently as 16 days ago.
Additionally, the commit history does seem to be active as well.
I would say it is maintained, albeit minus keeping the releases on GH up-to-date. Maybe the maintainers just aren't using GH Releases anymore.
Yup, same thing here. However, I was trying an npm install and it didn't work hence why I was checking. I was able to run it when compiling the repo locally and importing it locally into my project though...
Figma maintains prebuilt binaries for nodegit with non deprecated node versions, but unfortunately they don't have one for mac os so local development using that sucks
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sneakycrow commentedon Jul 18, 2024
Not a maintainer, just a consumer. I also looked into this after seeing the latest GitHub release specifically.
The formal GitHub Releases do seem to be quite old, but if you look at the tags you can see more current versions are being tagged. And a look at that npm repository shows a publish as recently as 16 days ago.
Additionally, the commit history does seem to be active as well.
I would say it is maintained, albeit minus keeping the releases on GH up-to-date. Maybe the maintainers just aren't using GH Releases anymore.
nunocoracao commentedon Jul 21, 2024
Yup, same thing here. However, I was trying an npm install and it didn't work hence why I was checking. I was able to run it when compiling the repo locally and importing it locally into my project though...
abhishiv commentedon Aug 17, 2024
Figma maintains prebuilt binaries for nodegit with non deprecated node versions, but unfortunately they don't have one for mac os so local development using that sucks
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