Hey, maybe I didn't need to open up an issue but I wasn't sure how to contact to ask, but is this repository still being maintained?
I was thinking of introducing SQLc to my employers Java/Spring Boot project as I believe we would get nice benefits from it, and I've used it on Go projects prior.
If it isn't being maintained, is there talks of someone taking it over, or would you transfer it to someone?
We can of course just fork it and maintain it ourselves due to the MIT License, although it might fragment the ecosystem for any potential future users.
Just curious about this! If there's an email I can message instead of discussing here, feel free to share it.
Hey, maybe I didn't need to open up an issue but I wasn't sure how to contact to ask, but is this repository still being maintained?
I was thinking of introducing SQLc to my employers Java/Spring Boot project as I believe we would get nice benefits from it, and I've used it on Go projects prior.
If it isn't being maintained, is there talks of someone taking it over, or would you transfer it to someone?
We can of course just fork it and maintain it ourselves due to the MIT License, although it might fragment the ecosystem for any potential future users.
Just curious about this! If there's an email I can message instead of discussing here, feel free to share it.