But "a few months" isn't 5 years, right? Last update in January 2025 seems fine for a lot of things. If that was January 2020 I'd probably bypass it as well.
This second comment was more meant as an elaboration on why I personally dislike the not updated recently = abandoned assumption that a lot of people take by default, rather than actually checking on whether its abandoned.
As in, "I've personally witnessed people passing over mature libraries that just don't need any more updates in favor of ones that aren't really production ready but get frequent updates, which causes quite a bad dev experience down the line".
I am not really good at articulating my thoughts properly, so thanks for making me write this longer comment.
As in, "I've personally witnessed people passing over mature libraries that just don't need any more updates in favor of ones that aren't really production ready but get frequent updates, which causes quite a bad dev experience down the line".
I am not really good at articulating my thoughts properly, so thanks for making me write this longer comment.