Is this package still maintained?

[ValentinKaisermayer]

I noticed that the last commit is from January and that there are lot's of open and unanswered issues as well as open PRs. So I was wondering if TimeSeries.jl is still maintained?

[ValentinKaisermayer]

Cc @iblis17

[iblislin]

well, sorry, it's unmaintained.

[oliviermilla]

Is there another package doing this that is maintained? Is there any way to delegate the repo maintenance?

[ValentinKaisermayer]

There is TSFrames.jl.

For me TimeSeries.jl works fine as is, however there are some smaller things. Switching to another package would be breaking, so I'm hesitant to do that - almost all my private packages depend on it.

[oliviermilla]

Yes that is my issue as well. My dependencies on TimeSeries are growing and I'm considering options. Is TSFRames fast? Why are you considering changing?

As it is I have no complain about TimeSeries though.

[ValentinKaisermayer]

Since it is a thin wrapper around DataFrames.jl, I guess it is fast.

[ValentinKaisermayer]

Seems like it is alive after all, since #518 got merged yesterday.

[iblislin]

ah, any PRs are welcomed.

[pascalbuehler1973]

What about Datas from JSON and what if the timestamp is ordered but not continuously, let's say weekends or if the datas have a format every month or year? How do I manage these kinds of problems?

[pascalbuehler1973]

What about Datas from JSON and what if the timestamp is ordered but not continuously, let's say weekends or if the datas have a format every month or year?