New ask Hacker News story: Is there a way, like adding a 'DEPRECATED' file, to mark a repo as unmaintaned?
Is there a way, like adding a 'DEPRECATED' file, to mark a repo as unmaintaned?
2 by augstein | 0 comments on Hacker News.
So package managers like npm, cargo, vim-plug etc. can show a warning message to the user. Message content would be the contents of the 'DEPRECATED' file in the projects root folder. I understand that for example for npm there is the `npm deprecate` command, but I'm looking for a generic and simple way to do this. Just noticed a VIM plugin I was using has been deprecated for a while, which caused some problems with VIM that I had to track down manually.
2 by augstein | 0 comments on Hacker News.
So package managers like npm, cargo, vim-plug etc. can show a warning message to the user. Message content would be the contents of the 'DEPRECATED' file in the projects root folder. I understand that for example for npm there is the `npm deprecate` command, but I'm looking for a generic and simple way to do this. Just noticed a VIM plugin I was using has been deprecated for a while, which caused some problems with VIM that I had to track down manually.
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