Still active?

[EugeneKallis]

Thinking about trying out Dashy but wondering is this still being actively developed? Says last release was over a year ago.

[meszolym]

If you look at commits, you can see that there were some in the past couple of days. However, no release in a year is though.

[EugeneKallis]

Yea i saw the commits which was confusing me why there's no releases. I assume if i run off docker it pulls from releases. I'll have to check if latest tag is from releases or not

[OrionPaxNL]

Looks dead to me.
I use the proxmox helperscripts to update this and they threw it out of the repository because of the lack of updates and old nodejs version.
So am i screwed now?

[hrglzpf]

Yeah - honestly, i am thinking about changig to Homer...

[Br0kenSilos]

Man. Hopefully Lissy will pick it back up again. But she may have just moved on to other project. I use the heck out of Dashy. I know there are several other very nice Dashboards. But I have a real affinity for the look and feel of Dashy. But, there are a lot of vulnerabilities in the image according to Trivy and Grype.

[OrionPaxNL]

I have about 12 dashboards so migrating is a big job. But i'm not waiting much longer, the risks are getting too big.
@lissy93 : could you at least let us know what your plans are?

[Br0kenSilos]

I agree. I only have a couple of dashboards but they are full. There are some other really nice dashboard software out there, but I really like the look and feel of Dashy and dont want to have to through the trouble to migrate to something else. But I will if I have to :-(

I stood up Homarr yesterday just to play around with. Its nice and all but not really my cup of tea (so far).

[ricardodemauro]

She reviewed a PR last week.

#1977

I think it's active.