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I am maintaining a project that makes use of django-openinghours. There is a feature in the roadmap to support bank holiday openings (the project is UK based). The requirements are to have different opening hours, not necessarily reducing the normal hours, could be a later opening etc.
I am proposing adding a "SpecialOpeningHours" to this project (when this feature gets to the front of the roadmap), so I'd like to discuss it here, to make sure I do it in a way that is open to being merged back in.
I notice that there are a couple of unmerged PRs, so I wonder if this project is still being maintained? One of the PRs by @fmalina is larger PR and implies you are actively using the code, forgive the django newbie question, but how are you managing this within your projects? If this project is dormant, does it make sense to fork it and maintain it elsewhere?
Thanks in advance!
Adam
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I pip install ... directly or from my fork via github, sometimes I symlink /usr/lib/python3.8/dist/packages/openinghours or equivalent to openinghours folder in the local copy of the cloned repo
Hi,
I am maintaining a project that makes use of django-openinghours. There is a feature in the roadmap to support bank holiday openings (the project is UK based). The requirements are to have different opening hours, not necessarily reducing the normal hours, could be a later opening etc.
I am proposing adding a "SpecialOpeningHours" to this project (when this feature gets to the front of the roadmap), so I'd like to discuss it here, to make sure I do it in a way that is open to being merged back in.
I notice that there are a couple of unmerged PRs, so I wonder if this project is still being maintained? One of the PRs by @fmalina is larger PR and implies you are actively using the code, forgive the django newbie question, but how are you managing this within your projects? If this project is dormant, does it make sense to fork it and maintain it elsewhere?
Thanks in advance!
Adam
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: