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Steven Winfield wrote:
> .... we are becoming increasingly worried by the lack of a new release
> since February 2016 and a slowdown in development activity on the master branch.
> https://github.com/pgbouncer/pgbouncer
...
A good point: pgbouncer is probably due for a release. You may want to raise this
issue on the mailing list for pgbouncer:
http://lists.pgfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/pgbouncer-general
(yes, it's a pgfoundry link - collect this rare beast while you can!)
Marko Kreen, the main developer, has been active in the repo as of
July, but he, like all of us, has other demands on his time. That's
the nature of open-source projects, unfortunately.
However, it might be nice to enable others to arrange a release / push code.
I know there are people out there with the code familiarity and skills
to get a new release out (myself, Andrew D., Peter E., probably others).
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