Is this library abandonded?

[erickarnis-tb]

Latest release was Dec 7th 2021, latest push was Apr 24, 2022

[jaydenseric]

It's not abandoned; the status is that in July 2022 I was working on a bunch of updates that modernise the package in line with my other open source packages but ran into a problem with the @apollo/client dependency publishing modules and types that are invalid for TypeScript in compilerOptions.module mode of nodenext:

apollographql/apollo-client#9890 (comment)

That's a blocker to the work I was doing here, and so pushed what I started to the branch next, and I've been tools down ever since waiting for Apollo to fix it. Over a year later they still haven't. As soon as it's fixed upstream, I'll do a bunch of maintenance here. In the meantime I still actively monitor and respond to issues raised.

I personally don't use anything Apollo in my personal and professional work these days, having published my own GraphQL server and client packages (e.g. graphql-api-koa, graphql-react). So I just maintain apollo-upload-client now as a favour to the community.

[erickarnis-tb]

Hi, thanks for the response. Good to know that the holdup is not on your end, sorry they have been so unresponsive.

[phryneas]

apollographql/apollo-client#9890 has been fixed at the beginning of August with the Release of Apollo Client 3.8.

[jaydenseric]

Thanks @phryneas for the heads-up; it's unfortunate that apollographql/apollo-client#9890 wasn't properly closed a few months ago at the time it was fixed in @apollo/client. I was subscribed to it, waiting to be able to pickup work here once it was resolved.

I've plowed through implementing a backlog of major, minor, and patch changes the last few days and now apollo-upload-client v18 is published 🚀

[phryneas]

@jaydenseric I had asked you for feedback in that issue, that's why I didn't close it immediately/set it to autoclose.

But great that you got all of that shipped. Thanks for your work!