[cpeterso]

Haxe development doesn’t seem very active: the last minor release, 4.2.5, was 13 months ago. The last major release, 4.2.0, was two years ago.

Even if Haxe was effectively feature complete, I would expect maintenance for bug fixes and keeping up to date with evolving platforms and backends, especially because Haxe supports so many targets.

https://haxe.org/download/list/

[fayten]

Haxe’s development is fairly active. You can see 41 PRs were merged, an additional 13 more were opened and 125 issues were closed in the last month: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/pulse/monthly

The nightly builds should probably be promoted to patch releases more often though.

[cpeterso]

I’m glad to hear that. I had wondered whether most Haxe users used the nightly releases. That might be more common for projects that have a few main contributors: they fix issues blocking them and use their own builds without the overhead making new public releases.