Do there any blockers to bump new release? about django-fsm HOT 7 CLOSED

@kmmbvnr What are your plans regarding django-fsm ?

I understand django-fsm is more or less deprecated in favor of django-viewflow, is that correct ?
In that case, given there is still some users willing to continue to use django-fsm and to maintain it, have you given some thought on how to transition (pun intended 😄 ) the project, so it stays relevant in the future ?

Do you plan on inviting other maintainers ?
Or Maybe to transfer the project to https://github.com/jazzband ?

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If you don't use get_available_FIELD_transitions method, you can stay on the latest available django-fsm version on pypi

If you need, new version of fsm, you could upgrade to django-viewflow==2.0.0a0

https://docs-next.viewflow.io/fsm/index.html

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I'm just moving all my projects into single package to simplify maintenance and new features development

viewflow.fsm depricates django-fsm like React 0.65 with hooks deprecates React 0.16 with classes.

viewflow.fsm separates Model and Fsm classes, that removes many hacks and bugs workarounds, to get FSM and django ORM work together. Simple Model and FSM class integration depricates 3d party packages like django-fsm-log and django-fsm-admin, django-fsm-rest

Beyond fsm, viewflow package contains bpmn based worflow, CRUD with google material design views and Hotwire Turbo integration for Django. Viewflow packaged going to be like the Django codebase - modular, and batteries included, but not a monolith.

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We are just evaluating to use django-fsm in a quite large project. Any recommendations about that?

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@GitRon You need to switch to viewflow.fsm It's the django-fsm 3.0, that incorporates all my previous experience of django-fsm package development.

django-fsm 2.0 was released over 7 year ago. Several issues in this repository can't be fixed in django-fsm 2.0 (ex refresh_from_db along with protected=True) but they didn't even happen in the viewflow.fsm

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@kmmbvnr Thanks for the hint! The docs still have larger blank spaces... this worries me a little for using it in production. Am I to worry about that? 😅 What would be the link to the pypi package? The quick start section is still empty, right? 😄

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@GitRon fsm part is complete. The spaces are reffered to other parts of package. You could install the latest version with pip install django-viewflow==2.0.0a0

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