Add prominent notice directing users to commercial version - #13
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- Add clear warning banner that GPL version is legacy/unmaintained - Direct users to commercial version (4.x) for active development - Highlight key benefits of commercial version - Keep existing GPL version info below for reference - Emphasize that commercial version is recommended for new projects
- Changed tone from 'no longer maintained' to 'stable/mature' - Added comparison table showing GPL vs Commercial features - Keeps GPL as valid option while highlighting commercial benefits - More balanced approach - GPL is maintained for compatibility - Emphasizes commercial version for production/enterprise use
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Summary
This PR updates the README to clearly indicate that the GPL version (2.x) is legacy/unmaintained and directs users to the actively maintained commercial version.
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Why This Matters
Currently, developers finding this repo on GitHub may assume:
This update:
Related
This aligns with the upcoming Jep 4.1 release (February 2026) announcement for the commercial version.