I totally agree that maintaining it as open source will take a lot of time and effort.
What platform is Omniref written in? I'm interested in exploring adding it as a feature of our GitLab. But there has to be enough interest and the tooling should match (we use Ruby, Go, and elastic search).
We can pay for the effort required. And the lessons you learned will live on. Although I would totally understand if your priorities are different.
If gitlab.com had something like this as a paid tier and I could do annotations on basically everything in the repo (directories etc). I'd pay for my team to use it. I say gitlab.com because I just don't want to deal with hosting right now.
Not sure if this is the right issue tracker, but GitLab has an organization issue tracker[1]. Creating an issue there would also enhance discussion because of notifications etc.
What platform is Omniref written in? I'm interested in exploring adding it as a feature of our GitLab. But there has to be enough interest and the tooling should match (we use Ruby, Go, and elastic search).
We can pay for the effort required. And the lessons you learned will live on. Although I would totally understand if your priorities are different.