homebrew-bio abandoned: replacement?

[bredelings]

It looks like homebrew-bio is abandoned, since nothing has been merged after Jan 21, 2023.

Is there a suggested replacement?

[YoshitakaMo]

Hi, bredelings,

I was introduced to this great homebrew-bio project by @sjackman. I have created several Formulas so far, including pymol.
However, The Circle CI has not been maintained recently, so there are no new commits or fixes being made. Unfortunately, I do not know how to fix it and would like @sjackman or someone else to do it.
If the CI is recovered, I'll maintain them as my time permits. However, I think it might help a lot of people if some important Formulas can migrate to homebrew-core. I'd like to get comments on this from other contributors, @tseemann or @jonchang.

[heuermh]

I'm in a similar boat, if we can get CI working here again, I can help push things forward

[jonchang]

Hi Ben and others, none of us really use Homebrew for our jobs anymore, and (at least on my part) there is little motivation to work on any Homebrew-related projects uncompensated seeing as how much work it ends up becoming. I also don't have permission to grant maintainer access to other contributors for this repository (only Shaun does)

CI for third-party repositories for Homebrew has always been awkward given the workflow is not identical across first-party and third-party taps. It should be possible to fix this tap's CI strictly through external pull requests but I can't justify spending any time on it other than checking that CI tests are green.

[heuermh]

With #1605 we might have CI working again?

With a review I can merge that pull request, we can run through a bunch of the pending pull requests, and then work out how to put discovardenovo back together again.

[heuermh]

I think we're up and running again! Please rebase your pending pull requests and I'll try to get them merged as soon as possible