Is Nova abandoned?

[puzzledmonkey]

Sorry to ask about the elephant in the room here, but as there haven't been any meaningful updates or responses from the Nova team since over 2 months ago, I have to ask. Is there still anyone on the Nova team who is tasked with handling issues and discussions? If not, could I posit making it (or perhaps version 4 at least) a community-led open source effort?

It's a truly fantastic product and has saved weeks of time for me and others, but at this stage it seems like it's getting no love :( If this continues, and there's no possibility to help with updates as a community, what are our options?

[Ruitjes]

Also wondering, last release was 31th of july, not even package updates anymore...

[taylorotwell]

Hey there - is there a particular production blocking bug you want to see fixed? To answer the question, yes, we still work on Nova to fix issues and keep it up to date with current PHP versions. 👍

[maul75]

Yes, #6750

[DGarbs51]

Thanks for asking. Nova doesn't have major new features in active development at the moment, but we're absolutely still maintaining it and committed to keeping it stable and as bug-free as possible.

There are items in the backlog (Vite migration, new designs, etc.), though we haven't set timelines for those yet. Our current focus is on bug fixes and ensuring compatibility with modern PHP versions.

If there are specific critical issues affecting your projects, please open an issue with the necessary information and we'll take a look!

[ziming]

In light of this dull period, i think it will be a nice gesture if the Nova team can give license holders a free extension on their licenses