Soft retreat from python-can

[Felix Divo]

Hey all,

I want to tell you that I will not actively work on python-can any more and that I will probably not react to new issues, review pull requests or react to (technical) postings on this mailing list any more. I will of course still try to help if you mention me (@felixdivo) on GitHub for specific questions!

I really liked working with you all, and I personally learnt a lot and also enjoyed working on the project for most of the time. However, in recent months (and actually also a bit longer than that) other topics needed and continue to demand more attention. And my personal main goal for which I joined the collaboration is somewhat fulfilled: python-can today is much more consistent and reliable than it was back in 2017 (and it certainly suits our needs). I think that the current way of development is arguably more sustainable than 4-5 years ago. And now that 4.0.0 is released and people are not angrily filling the issue section on GitHub after it :P, I think this is a good point in time. If you want to write/video chat about general issues (which interfaces/file formats are worth including or should be removed if unused, requirements for new code, extension of the scope to stuff like ISO-TP, ...), feel free to ping me and I'll try to participate.

I want to thank you all for the great time.

Greetings from Darmstadt

Felix

[Brian Thorne]

Many many thanks for all your contributions over the years Felix! Python-can is indeed in a much better place thanks to you.

Wishing you all the best,

Brian

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