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Expand Up @@ -215,7 +215,16 @@ <h1 id="affiliated-package-list-pre-ape22">Affiliated Packages Registry (Pre-APE

<p>This section contains the listing of Astropy Affiliated Packages that pre-dated
<a href="https://github.com/astropy/astropy-APEs/blob/main/APE22.rst">APE 22</a>.
This section is frozen as of March 6, 2024.</p>
No new packages are be added to this list after March 6, 2024; but packages can be removed or their
status can change.</p>
<p>A detailed description of the meaning of the badges for each package can be found
<a href="https://github.com/astropy/astropy-project/blob/a9ea09ccd27703ea3ef2a80a811a5f70f91bc94b/affiliated/affiliated_package_review_guidelines.md#development-status-devstatus">here</a>.
Note in particular that a development status of
<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Functional%20but%20unmaintained-orange.svg" alt="Functional but unmaintained"> or
<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Functional%20but%20low%20activity-orange.svg" alt="Functional but low activity">
might be perfectly fine for e.g. teaching or with older Python verions, but packages with this status might not be
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might be perfectly fine for e.g. teaching or with older Python verions, but packages with this status might not be
might be perfectly fine for, e.g., teaching or with older Python versions, but packages with this status might not be

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@dhomeier and I are still discussing other ideas. It's not ideal to mark "functional but low activity" packages orange, since they are, ham, "functional". Maybe a new category "none development" or a different badge color (e.g. blue) would help?

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  • Technically, following the original review guidelines orange (or maybe yellow?🤪) would be appropriate, as such a package is in “non-excellent condition”, but the wording would probably be misleading in that case. Thus we could change that to make it clearer, or emphasise that it is not in an optimal state.

compatible with the latest versions of Astropy or might not reply to issues or bug reports.
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<p>Total number of pre-APE 22 affiliated packages: <strong id="total-affiliated-pkgs"></strong></p>

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