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• Is go-yaml/yaml still maintained?
  4 projects | /r/golang | 1 Sep 2021

  Also bear in mind your own ability to take the project, fork it, and merge in a PR or two you may really need. I understand taking on full maintenance is probably too much on a project with 100+ PRs, but don't forget that if you have a couple of things that you need with a big bang-for-the-buck that you can always do it yourself, and you have the full power of git backing you as you maintain your branch. I've got a couple forks of things where I'm just basically maintaining a single patch on top of it. Most are internal but here's a public one I can show you, where I've added something I really needed for my project, but is probably of no interest to the original maintainer or anybody else. Right now, conveniently for me, Github is even showing that I'm a commit behind the original; what you can't see is that I've already pulled in two previous updates from the original branch in the past. You need to pick cases where you get good bang-for-the-buck, but if you need it, don't be too afraid. (Be a little bit afraid; it is some extra maintenance burden, and that shouldn't be counted as zero. But it's not infinitely bad, either.)