Well, for what is worth, we have a lot of dependencies maintained by Microsoft of all companies, with lots of production-breaking bugs and they're not too interested in fixing or letting us fix. Even getting fully-functional PRs (with good test coverage and community support) looked at takes a lot of work and time, let alone getting fixes after reporting issues.
One of those packages is a JS package that is hosted by them, so we can't even fork it and host ourselves.
On the other hand, with simple packages that get abandoned, we just fork, publish ourselves with another name or namespaced, and it's solved.
One of those packages is a JS package that is hosted by them, so we can't even fork it and host ourselves.
On the other hand, with simple packages that get abandoned, we just fork, publish ourselves with another name or namespaced, and it's solved.