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Is this repo still maintained, apart from version? #93

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klchankalam opened this issue Aug 18, 2017 · 2 comments
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Is this repo still maintained, apart from version? #93

klchankalam opened this issue Aug 18, 2017 · 2 comments

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@klchankalam
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klchankalam commented Aug 18, 2017

Since last year, it seems like version were raised without other fix.

I am using it in multiple projects and the following concerns me:

1.Reference document is spring data repo general one, not spring data envers
Not envers specific -> https://docs.spring.io/spring-data/envers/docs/1.1.6.RELEASE/reference/html/
The issue had been open for 10 months -> #61

  1. Pull requests are not merged. One of the example(that I workaround in my own code as not merged):
    Added support for QueryDSL's QueryDslPredicateExecutor. Fixes #30 #45

So, is this repo still maintained? Or if Spring is not going to support this anymore, can we have the timeline for it so that we can migrate away?

@klchankalam klchankalam changed the title Is this repo still maintained? Is this repo still maintained, apart from version? Sep 12, 2017
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heruan commented Sep 19, 2017

Also, Envers version is pretty old and does not support Hibernate ORM 5.2 (which is the current version used by Spring).

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schauder commented Oct 6, 2017

Yes, this project is still maintained. I'll try to put some time into it in the not too far future.

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