There was literally a commit only a few hours ago and there doesn't seem to be any announcement about it being archived or abandoned. I feel like this has to be either a mistake or some disgruntled ownership drama but I think it's pretty fair to assume it's not abandoned, however this shakes out there will still be people working on it or some fork of it.
this post was submitted on 02 Jun 2025
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It's it not just one two hours before. There was one two days ago too
maybe it's finished
Software can do that?
I'm perplexed.
Are they going to keep replacing whatever software they use?
Hmm, it shows archived on Jun 2 for me, but this person’s screenshot says May 31:
https://x.com/OnlyXuanwo/status/1929504028863369416
So did they unarchive it, make two commits, and then archive it again?
Should I rewrite it in D, so not everything gets rewritten in Rust?
And someone just committed to it only 2 hours ago. That’s really strange.
https://jasone.github.io/2025/06/12/jemalloc-postmortem/
As far as I am concerned, “upstream” jemalloc development has concluded.
Odd. I know that FreeBSD vendors or did vendor jemalloc in-tree as their malloc implementation