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which package is the maintained one? #24
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Dear @abubelinha indeed, I forked this repo a few years back from https://github.com/axiak/fuzzyset/ after many months without responded pull-request by the original author. Essentially the library was no longer useable due to outdated numpy versions (I think). I released the fork on pypi under the name fuzzyset2 after offering to help maintaining: axiak#29 (comment) A few month later it seems that axiak merged the original pull request (including the changes to fuzzyset2) into his repo. I wasn't aware of this until now. I'm still maintaining the code in this repo as I'm using it in my own code at several places. Feel free to use it and contribute issues / PR. Cheers Adrian |
Thanks for your prompt answer, and for providing the link to fixes #28 issue. I have very low Github/Python knowledge and I don't know how pip packages do relate to source code repositories. If I understood correctly, that is not happening and your repository is now "the main one", so I suggest to change that fixes #28 issue's title to something more explicit, redirecting people to your repository.
So, to be more explicit:
Thanks again and sorry for the newbie questions |
if you install fuzzyset2 ( Either package you will use in python with If I have the time I will try to see with @axiak if we can merge the two versions again. The current situation is clearly not ideal. And yes, feel free to post issues in this repo if you find some problems. |
@alpae you say https://github.com/axiak/fuzzyset/ is no longer maintained
(although the only issue about that was answered by @axiak).
Also, it was updated 8 months ago
(more recently than https://github.com/alpae/fuzzyset fork, last updated 14 months ago).
Both of them point to the same pip package (
pip install fuzzyset2
)I find this to be very confusing.
Assuming I made a
pip
installation, can you both please clarify which repository code should we refer future issues to?Thanks a lot
@abubelinha
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