Question: Is the project abandoned, and do you need help? about fastapi-cloud-tasks HOT 7 OPEN

@dlebech I wanted to reassure you that the project is not abandoned. In fact, we're using this library in many projects internally at Adori, which speaks to its value and utility within our workflows.

I'm relatively new to managing this project, but I'll be taking on the role of supporting its maintenance going forward. While our current priorities mean that we might not be focusing on introducing new features, we are committed to fixing bugs and ensuring the library remains compatible with the latest versions.

We genuinely appreciate your offer to help with the library's maintenance and any feedback you might have.

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I don't have an active project using it and I don't work at the company anymore.

Would really appreciate help in maintaining and feedback from active users on PRs. 🙏

@niyeradori can someone at Adori pick it?

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Thanks for you quick reply @ofpiyush 🙏

In terms of feedback, that's probably better for another thread, but I can tell you briefly that I'm using a fork with the only change being #8 cherry-picked, and that makes the library usable with the latest updates to fastapi/pydantic.

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Yea we should get the changes merged in.

cc: @niyeradori

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Hi @dlebech and @ofpiyush
Are the proposed changes in #8 backward compatible?
Additionally, do we need to upgrade the required FastAPI version to 0.100.0 to accommodate the Pydantic v2 changes proposed in #8?

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@yogeshdecodes No, I don't think that #8 is backwards compatible and would be a breaking change for this library and should bump the major version... And yes, fastapi >=0.100.0 would then be required and should probably be specified in setup.py file (which it isn't right now).

But we're a bit off topic now 🙂 My question was more about whether anyone is going to take this package forward, or whether I should continue to use my own fork...

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@yogeshdecodes that's good to hear! 🎉

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