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This is a list of forks of original projects that have been incorporated into stereoscope. This tends to happen when there is some new functionality that we need upstream that we can't adapt easily in the codebase in stereoscope. Usually a PR is opened upstream and in the meantime the fork is used in stereoscope. We try not to get into this state, but when we do we should track which dependencies we are using that are in this state.
Ultimately the goal is to stop using these forks. This can be done a few different ways:
Try and get the upstream PR merged and remove any usage of the fork from stereoscope
This is a list of forks of original projects that have been incorporated into stereoscope. This tends to happen when there is some new functionality that we need upstream that we can't adapt easily in the codebase in stereoscope. Usually a PR is opened upstream and in the meantime the fork is used in stereoscope. We try not to get into this state, but when we do we should track which dependencies we are using that are in this state.
Ultimately the goal is to stop using these forks. This can be done a few different ways:
Forks
until Replace stdlib CSV reader with simpler detector gabriel-vasile/mimetype#553 is mergedCSV/TSV use a pool of buffered readers to avoid allocs gabriel-vasile/mimetype#573 solves the problem better!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: