I'm really impressed what we already achieved so far with our Mbin community, we did tons of GUI changes, bug fixes, introducing new features, improved Docker setup and documentation for both developers and instance owners alike. It's very impressive. I want to thank you all! I see this a beginning of a new journey.
Luckily, I think I'm no longer needed to setup the project. I will finish the C4 specification pull request, but apart from that I'm now "just" another contributor to Mbin. It's nice to see that everyone now feels more responsible for the project and hopefully more empowered.
Good news. Although I'm satisfied so far with Kbin, it's true that development was slowed, or stopped. It's still too soon, but maybe I'll consider to migrate over there. I'm too lazy.
I only wanted to add the following, this is my personal opinion: Even if Kbin suddenly is also changing to C4 WoW, the damage is already done. My trust is gone. My planning is not to merge anymore personally.
You did the best thing imaginable for Kbin, given the circumstances. Almost everybody was waiting for something to happen. Not everybody was as outspoken about it as I was, but the vibe was evident.
Maybe this is a good a place as any to ask... is there any reason the project Docker install is using PostgreSQL 13? I edited the docker compose scripts to use alpine 15 version of PostgreSQL and it seems to work fine. There are performance improvements in newer releases on indexes and such that would benefit the project.
Can someone established in the project do a pull request to change it?
I know existing installs would need to do an upgrade that revises the data, but surely new installs can start using 15?
I was trying to accomplish the same thing months ago (https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/pulls/235). But I think we can now even migrate to v16. Feel free to create a new PR again.
Stable release seem a really good idea to help bigger instances keep stable, as that is what users probably want. Meanwhile mine likely will follow devel branch :]
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