Nvim treesitter is kind of taken for granted even if nvim maintainers say it's experimental. So I think the community will have to find a solution and replacement project.

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burnt-resistor 20 hours ago | parent [-]

The fork button exists. That's the technically easiest solution.

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eqvinox 10 hours ago | parent [-]

Unfortunately this is a social problem, requiring a social solution, not a technical one. (Which isn't to say that the solution won't involve pressing the fork button. But just pressing that button doesn't solve anything.)

	▲	burnt-resistor 8 hours ago \| parent [-]
		That's true. Good governance, initiative, and leadership are rare and nonzero cost. The big plus is that the code is FOSS rather than closed source. It would really suck way more if it were closed and suddenly went away.