is this project dead? about flask-principal

[HeyITGuyFixIt]

Here's a blog post from mattupstate that explains what has happened.

[bellomatt]

I am using this project in a online erp system with a lot customize.
In my experience this project is not "dead". As a base lib this is perfect, no fancy useless function, and stable as hell.
The philosophy in this project is awesome！

[born2discover]

Considering that latest commit dates back to 26 May 2015 and that there are 6 un-merged pull requests with oldest one being from 2013... I guess it sadly is dead.

@mattupstate Can you please confirm or deny it please?

[israel-oye]

Wow. Sometimes we forget that we're human first before being considered software developers.

[qq850482461]

maybe

[hardy4yooz]

oh no!

[leonprou]

I started using all the Flask Security stack, now I see it's pretty abounded. Is there any alternatives?

[patvdleer]

This seems to be the only package to provide object based/row level permissions, as far as I know Flask Security doesn't do that

[leonprou]

@patvdleer Flask Security based on Flask Principal. Both repos also owned by the same person.

[patvdleer]

@leonprou Flask security does provide role based permissions but these are access based, as far as I know, not object based/row level based

[williamjmorenor]

I am using this project in a online erp system with a lot customize.
In my experience this project is not "dead". As a base lib this is perfect, no fancy useless function, and stable as hell.
The philosophy in this project is awesome！

Just curios is your project open source?

[leecbaker]

Definitely looks like the project is dead. According to his profile, the owner hasn't made any flask-related contributions since 2015, and looks like he doesn't do anything on Github at all any more.

Any interest in somebody else supporting the project? Seems like it should be relatively low effort, since few changes should be needed.