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I’ve spent a significant amount of time working toward full compatibility with GNU sed, aiming for 100% behavioral parity. That was the primary focus, and I believe I got quite far in that direction. That said, performance is an area that still needs a lot of work and continuous improvement. At the moment, I unfortunately don’t have enough time or resources to actively continue development on this project. I’d be very happy to see others step in and help push it forward - especially in terms of performance and further refinements. |
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Well just my two cents here, I've replaced |
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If you’re willing to take over this project, I’d be happy to hand it over to you. |
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with @vyavdoshenko we worked on the transfer under the uutils umbrella: https://github.com/uutils/red/ |
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While looking for a rust implementation of
sed, I found this project: https://github.com/vyavdoshenko/red/It is also a rust implementation of
sed, also MIT licensed, but seems to have full compatibility withGNU sed. It would be nice if this project could be picked up by the uutils team, because right now, it appears to be maintained by a single guy. It would also benefit this project - seems like this implementation is far more complete in terms of GNU compatibility.All reactions