The release of GX Core (GX 1.0) represents a significant milestone for us, featuring a comprehensive code overhaul designed to enhance simplicity and ease of use. As we move forward, our team will concentrate on supporting and enhancing GX Core and subsequent releases.
GitHub Issues and PRs: We are now once again accepting new issues and PRs! 
Due to the extensive changes leading up to the release of GX Core, we closed issues and PRs related to earlier versions and will only be supporting issues and PRs related to GX Core. If you find that an issue you previously reported still exists in GX Core, we encourage you to resubmit it against the new version.
Support going forward: To bolster our support efforts, we’re also planning to spend more time in our community channels answering your questions.
The order in which we are prioritizing support issues are as follows:
- GitHub issues and PRs
- Questions posted to Discourse
- Questions posted to Slack
This means:
Your question will be answered more quickly if you post in Discourse than if you post in Slack.
See our support page for more details on where to get support. For specific details on what is GX-supported vs community-supported, you can reference our integration and support policy. For areas not covered by GX support, we encourage community-driven assistance.
TL;DR
- Your question will be answered more quickly if you post them in Discourse than if you post in Slack.
- We’re investing more resources to community support
- We closed old issues and PRs related to older GX versions and will only be supporting issues and PRs related to GX Core (GX 1.0)