New version?

[rex-remind101]

Doesn't look like there's been a version update since 2017. Is it time to release a new version?

[rex-remind101]

@swolchok @ErikWittern I see that both of you made recent commits, could either of you possibly provide some context?

[Alan-Cha]

@rex-remind101 I believe @swolchok no longer actively works on this repo anymore. In November of last year, IBM, including @ErikWittern and @mmatsa, asked the GraphQL Foundation to become maintainers of this repo in order to make contributions. It is currently being actively worked on but so far, all of these changes are IBM internal, with the hopes of being made public in the future. I'm not sure what the timeline or the release schedule are, however.

[abusi]

@rex-remind101 I believe @swolchok no longer actively works on this repo anymore. In November of last year, IBM, including @ErikWittern and @mmatsa, asked the GraphQL Foundation to become maintainers of this repo in order to make contributions. It is currently being actively worked on but so far, all of these changes are IBM internal, with the hopes of being made public in the future. I'm not sure what the timeline or the release schedule are, however.

It would be so cool if their works became public. I'll watch for it.

[rex-remind101]

Any updates on this on the changes being made public?

[rex-remind101]

Any updates a year later?

[pyccino]

I would also like to know if you have any other information about when a new release will come out

[rex-remind101]

this is no longer is supported on home-brew.

[rex-remind101]

We went ahead and wrote our own graphql query parser / introspection query parser conforming to the 2021 spec. At some point we plan on this functioning as a full graphql parser (not just parsing graphql queries and introspected types). It works on mac and linux. https://github.com/remind101/AutoGraphParser

It's written in Swift, it's been in use for months and is very easy to maintain. We run it over a very diverse set of queries and a large schema, and anecdotally it's very fast. If anyone wants to use it to integrate with another language that should also be possible by adding Swift's C++ compatibility https://www.swift.org/documentation/cxx-interop/#accessing-swift-apis-from-c or C compatibility https://forums.swift.org/t/formalizing-cdecl/40677 though this isn't included as of yet.