# The Future

This project has been more or less abandoned, but I am still working on it.
The last active deployed and used yummy instance at my company isn't running anymore
for quite a while now. But then we had the need for an repository server and with
it came the chance to deploy new versions of yummy.

But, looking at the code after these days I am sure, that the project needs a lot
of polishing and work.

# The Roadmap

First, I had the plan to make yummy not only the webserver but also a CLI tool
for housekeeping tasks and to be able to upload rpms. But, I didn't have the time
to implement this and so the other cli commands fell down. 

Because of this, I decided to keep yummy as a pure webserver and remove the cobra
library to clean up the code.

# The Future

This project has been more or less abandoned, but I am still working on it.
The last active deployed and used yummy instance at my company isn't running anymore
for quite a while now. But then we had the need for an repository server and with
it came the chance to deploy new versions of yummy.

But, looking at the code after these days I am sure, that the project needs a lot
of polishing and work.

# The Roadmap

First, I had the plan to make yummy not only the webserver but also a CLI tool
for housekeeping tasks and to be able to upload rpms. But, I didn't have the time
to implement this and so the other cli commands fell down. 

Because of this, I decided to keep yummy as a pure webserver and remove the cobra
library to clean up the code.

As of the day when yummy was under active development, dep was a viable option for
dependency management. But today Go modules are the way to go. So it is time to
switch to this instead.

Add plan for go modules
docs: Add plan for go modules
