Project is continued: https://github.com/karlTH/ardublock/releases

[HHHartmann]

https://github.com/karlTH/ardublock/releases

[dimag0g]

It seems the most active fork is https://github.com/stfc/ardublock
At least its master branch is 125 commits ahead of the parent repo
Your master branch is 51 commits behind, could you explain how that's an improvement?

[karlTH]

here the last update 21 march 2021 : link
here a sample of what you can do with this ardublock : link

[dimag0g]

@karlTH Thanks. There are still a few things which are not clear to me:

• Your repo has no issues page. Do you have a bug tracker elsewhere?

• All 3 releases posted on GitHub refer to the same commit and have exactly the same source code, yet the binary files (*.jar) are different. How could that be? And then there are more releases posted on http://duinoedu.com/. Where can I get the source code for those?

[udif]

As far as I remember, when you fork a project, you don't get an independent 'issues' tab on your fork, but you can explicitly enable it on your project settings.

[dimag0g]

@udif I would expect to see this tab enabled if a project is forked in order to carry on development (as here). Sure you don't need issues tracking if you fork it only to contribute PRs.

[dimag0g]

@heqichen and @haobug Sorry to disturb you guys, but I don't seem to find the source code of this Ardublock fork. The latest release is from March 2021, and the latest commit on GitHub is from November 2017. Any idea where I could get the missing commits?

[heqichen]

@heqichen and @haobug Sorry to disturb you guys, but I don't seem to find the source code of this Ardublock fork. The latest release is from March 2021, and the latest commit on GitHub is from November 2017. Any idea where I could get the missing commits?

Hi @dimag0g, I didn't see the commit after 2020. Maybe you could see the forked repo of @karlTH.
My last commit is about 6 years ago that refactoring the UI and removing commercial blocks from the ArduBlock.