"Official" QuickGraph distribution / history? about quickgraph

[gsvgit]

@DaveInCaz What do you mean by "official"? We have no any connection with the original team. We just made a copy of sources from CodePlex and continued the development. CodePlex repo is frozen for a long time and there is no any activity from the original team. So, I do not know any alternatives to get new versions of "official" QuickGraph.

[DaveInCaz]

Hi @gsvit, thanks, that does seem to clarify things a bit. I wasn't aware of the "frozen" status of the original project or whether this project was made up of the same people or not, etc.

Is there a page somewhere which summarizes the 'roadmap' for new development here so people can evaluate whether to use the old codebase or the newer project? I'm new to QuickGraph hence my confusion on this point.

BTW I put "official" in quotes since I wasn't sure exactly what that might mean either, but I think it has conveyed the sense I meant.

[KeRNeLith]

Hello,
There are quite multiples versions of QuickGraph indeed. But generally there are direct forks of the codeplex version. BTW codeplex is not depreciated.

I tried to make a summary there.

On my side I forked this one approximatively one year ago to make a full cleaning of the library. I did this only for the "Core" for now, and plan in the future to do so on what I consider as extensions of the library. For that I will make sub packages.
For now I only published the core package here.

This package include .NET Core compliance, a lot of bug fixes, full documentation of the library, ReSharper annotations, and library compatibility extension.

[DaveInCaz]

@KeRNeLith thanks very much for writing up the history & your explanation. That is much more clear now. I appreciate your time & help.