Is mochawesome still alive or maintained ?

[rsi21]

Hi all,

We currently used mochawesome to generate reports for cypress runs.
And since some weeks we started having some vulnerabilities around opener for the last one).
But i see the project didn't live since 2 years now, is there any plan to maintain it in future @adamgruber ?
A shame if not, it is reallly helpfull and works fine :)

Thanks

[Fargazon]

Hey all,

Same situation here as rsi21
Is there some plan to remove opener from mochawesome or some other solution is maybe available ?

Thanks

[adamgruber]

What are the vulnerabilities with opener that you're seeing?

It's likely these are false positives as indicated by this related issue: domenic/opener#38

[rvanheesbyon]

We're unfortunately getting a critical vulnerability warning as well. This is for the ip package <1.1.9, which is used by an old version of webpack-dev-server, which in turn is used by mochawesome-report-generator. Any chance this will be updated?

[adamgruber]

webpack-dev-server is a dev dependency of mochawesome-report-generator. There should be no vulnerability for end users of the package.

[sassomedia]

@adamgruber, following up on @rsi21 's question about the status of this project. I has now been 3 years since the last update. Should this project be considered abandoned?

[adamgruber]

I wouldn't say it's abandoned. Not completely anyway. I often consider updating it or completely rewriting this project. I've even started and stopped a few times. I've made small tweaks and fixes here and there and the project continues to work fine for many people.

I'm still amazed that this project got as popular as it did but the reality is that I don't use mochawesome at work or personally anymore so I'm not really motivated to devote the little free time I have to working on it.

[sassomedia]

@adamgruber Ok, I appreciate the update. I understand, it is a time consuming investment. Thank you for all the work!