Co-Maintaining

[andrewthad]

I just noticed that this library hasn't seen any commits in a while. If you are interested in accepting any help, I could be a co-maintainer of thyme.

[winterland1989]

bump, i'm interesting in this too.

[andrewthad]

@winterland1989 Since opening this issue, I've actually written a different performance-oriented time library, chronos. Unlike thyme, it is not focused on being a drop-in replacement for time, so it satisfies a different use case and might not be useful for what you are trying to do.

[winterland1989]

I did some work on haskell/time#55, time's performance is quite good now. If the patch finally get merged. I'd like to get it working with thyme, but i'm not sure thyme's direction either.

[tmcgilchrist]

This project has been moved into @haskell-github-trust and should be actively maintained in future. If you're still interested in contributing, after 7 years please do :-)