take a look at open issues/remove old ones

[jakjakob]

so messy... btw great work with the tools, keep the great work up!

[greeny]

Hi, yeah, I haven't had much time or mood to go through the issues. However most of them are good ideas or suggestions that I keep in mind, so they can stay here. The tool is going through a major rework anyway (basically writing it from scratch), so all of these issues will be outdated at some point anyway.

[cnschu]

there seems no movement in the code, is this project dead or have i missed something?

[greeny]

There has been commit just a week back (eede760), as well as big commit supporting next major update (2192bd1)

[TFWol]

They're prob confused since GitHub just shows the last commit date of the Default branch (usually set to 'main' or 'master') when visiting a repo.
You have the Dev branch set as Default so it shows as 2 years since a commit.

Easy to change in repo settings

@cnschu You can view the master branch of a repo by using the branch drop down menu and picking master

[cnschu]

fascinating....

in "insights / Code frequency" the last change is in 2022.
it seems the insights page is bugged.

[greeny]

Are you looking at master branch?

[cnschu]

i've found no distinction about branches in the insights tab.
if there is one, a nudge in the right direction would be nice.

[greeny]

Not sure if it can. Anyway, the default branch is dev from historical reasons, I don't want to fiddle with it now since I'm working on new Tools anyway

[TFWol]

fascinating....

in "insights / Code frequency" the last change is in 2022. it seems the insights page is bugged.

@cnschu Yeah, github doesn't make it obvious. I usually do this to find the most recently Active branch:

Keep in mind that since master is not the default and you want to clone the repo, instead of running the usual git clone https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git you will need to instead run git clone -b master https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git or git clone -b master --single-branch https://github.com/greeny/SatisfactoryTools.git