I would love to help out as well, I've been rocking my own fork in production on the branch support-propshaft for months now

@fphilipe ?

I would love to help out as well, I've been rocking my own fork in production on the branch support-propshaft for months now

your branch just saved me a day of work, thanks :)

I'd love to see this project get some more active maintenance as well!

As project has long no activity from owner, then project can be considered as dead and should be looked for alternative gem.
Best practice is to set project in archive mode.

Since it seems like this project is dead, @Intrepidd would you consider forking and releasing a new gem from your branch? I also need propshaft support and am excited that you've already done the work!

I will. Just need some time to fix the specs and have CI run on github actions

In the meantime this works :

gem "premailer-rails", github: "Intrepidd/premailer-rails", branch: "support-propshaft"

Here y'all go !

gem "premailer-rails-revived", "~> 1.12", require: "premailer/rails"

@fphilipe would you consider adding people as co-maintainers and co-owners on rubygems? it'd be sad having a fork with a different name given the popularity of the gem itself 😢 (thank you @Intrepidd for your work!)

Sorry everyone for being silent all the time. I'm not doing much with Ruby anymore and have a lot going on...

Having said that, I'll try to find some time to think about how best to proceed here by either

• carving out some time to do it myself,
• adding other contributors (some due diligence is needed as I don't know the people), or
• archiving the project and allowing a fork to live on.

For those that reached out by email, this is my response for now 😊 Hope you understand.

I've started making changes to the repo. My plan is to make a new release soon with these changes.

That'll include Webpacker and Propshaft support. Rails 7 support with Sprockets has always been there.

Thanks everyone 🙏