vercel / vercel/hyper

Repository Should Be Archived

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Description

Clearly, we will not be seeing any new updates. As interesting as this project was, unless a new maintainer takes the helm, this project should be archived.

Allowing users to create new issues and PRs that will never be fixed may lead to confusion. I can imagine a number of hyper users/contributors would be willing to take over the project. Over 10 months since a dependabot commit and over two years since an actual release is clear enough.

This was such an interesting project and may be able to see a new light with all of the changes we've seen around the JS ecosystem in recent times. After 9 years, I've switched off of hyper and it's saddening to see. To prevent anyone writing up detailed issues or wasting time on working through PRs, I think it would be responsible to archive hyper in its current state until a new maintainer is willing to come along.

cc: @rauchg @LabhanshAgrawal

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Research direction

The requested change concerns the GitHub repository settings rather than a source file. Review the hyper repository's current maintenance status and archive controls; done means the repository is archived to prevent new issues and pull requests from being opened.

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Assessment

Domain
release
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
20/100

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