When to stop using Elixir? [closed]

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If you have a python database wrapper using Elixir, with a pretty straightforward 'Active Record' design (1 object to 1 table), but then you begin to expand...

At what point should you stop using Elixir? Are there any common milestones/symptoms that should indicate these points?

If these points are arrived at, is it necessary to abandon Elixir and transfer purely to SQLAlchemy, or is it always ok to leave the Elixir layers on top, and silently extend through SQLAlchemy?

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SQLAlchemy has an excellent declarative layer itself. Elixir has been obsoleted for some time now. As a result, Elixir has not seen any development for over 2 years, the project has been abandoned.

The point to abandon Elixir is Right Now.