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loicdescotte opened this issue Mar 10, 2020 · 5 comments
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Replace Sangria by Caliban (Scala graphql implementation) #852

loicdescotte opened this issue Mar 10, 2020 · 5 comments

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@loicdescotte
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Sangria is no longer developed, and Caliban is on the other hand very active : https://github.com/ghostdogpr/caliban

@gabizou
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gabizou commented Aug 10, 2020

Considering https://sangria-graphql.org/ has apparently lapsed in regards to its domain registration, I'd be looking at the docs being updated maybe to even mention that sangria is legacy and no longer actively maintained?

@sarveshseri
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sarveshseri commented Aug 24, 2020

After the underfortunate passing of Sangria's creator last year, other contributors have resolved the ownership issues of various resources and they are still trying to resolve the domain ownership issue.

In the mean time the Sangria website is available at https://sangria.netlify.app/

@carolstran
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👋🏼 Thanks for the issue! We're currently re-evaluating how we handle contributions to this Code page and pausing any changes until after those decisions are made. So I'm going to mark this as On hold and if you have any thoughts on this topic, it'd be great if you could voice them in #911

@synedu
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synedu commented Sep 5, 2020

Sangria is actively developed, and is used by Twitter. There was a commit by @yanns a few days prior to this issue being opened, and 63 commits subsequently. Twitter have announced their intention to continue to support it.

It is unfortunate that the domain lapsed for the original documentation site, but that doesn't really warrant removing the library. There's a separate PR to add Caliban. I feel that this issue should be closed, and superseded by #864 .

@loicdescotte
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@bengraygh ok, closing it

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