Is this being maintained

[matthewhughes934]

I was just wondering if this project is still maintained? The last commit is from over 4 years ago and there are issues and PRs that have not had any attention for a couple of years.

[matthewhughes934]

Under the assumption this isn't being maintained, I have been working on a similar (though, not drop-in alternative) program EDIT: project didn't quite achieve what I was hoping for

[nigels-com]

@matthewhughes934 What's the status of scruf?

I'm poking around on Windows 10 and MSYS to evaluate the prospects of doing cram-based automated tests there too.
It's not quite out-of-the-box, some sort of #ifdef WINDOWS might be needed for that.

[matthewhughes934]

@matthewhughes934 What's the status of scruf?

Hi @nigels-com, unfortunately it's not to lively at this point. I think it needs a bit more maturing, but I've not really had much time to look at it again recently.

[yashrathi-git]

Hi @matthewhughes934, This project, seems like it's no longer maintained. It is really nice idea, to have something like doctest for CLI. Are you aware of any alternatives that are active?

[aiiie]

Sorry for letting the project languish. I'm happy to give others write access to the repo to merge PRs. Are any of you interested?

[nigels-com]

@Brodie I'm a bit of a fan of cram, but it's not quite perfect in every possible way.
Do you still wish to engage in decision making, or prefer to pass the baton?

[aiiie]

I'm a bit of a fan of cram

Thank you!

Do you still wish to engage in decision making, or prefer to pass the baton?

I definitely want to pass the baton. Maybe quasi-BDFL?

[kynan]

Would be great to get this project moving again :) Happy to help too, though I won't have a lot of time to spend on maintenance, but periodic issue reviews / merging PRs should be doable.

[nigels-com]

@Nicoretti I'll be happy to hitch a ride on the Prysk train! First thing to try is that all my tests still pass?

[Nicoretti]

@nigels-com happy to hear you wan't to give it a try. Regarding your question checkout this "discussion".