@robbyrussell Seemed like an honest ( & good-faith) question, given that it's in Rails and does not seem to be actively maintained. To be fair, the OP got a fast answer ("no”). This all seems reasonable and for me, it's a reason to avoid using that library/understand the risk that bugs may never be fixed. Had the same thought when he said at Rails World that 37S would change things however/whenever they liked. It's their code, so fair enough, but that creates a risk that should not be ignored.