It looks like it was primarily declined for low usage, and we want to see an implementation outside std first. Has that happened?

It looks like it was primarily declined for low usage, and we want to see an implementation outside std first. Has that happened?

@seankhliao Thanks for your quick reply, sorry I did not find other implementations outside std, so I implemented this appender based on the source code of Go version v1.21.3 and just for use in my project.
I don't think this is the best way to address it, and I hope this feature will be supported in the Go standard library and allow more users to use it and maintain it by official developers, so I opened this issue to ask if this feature can be implemented or not.

I can draft a pull request of my changes if this feature is considered to be added to the std library.
Or just as the previous issue said, we can still wait to see if third-party libraries implement it, but during this period it is very likely that some potential users may be affected because the standard library does not support this feature.

In my point of view, the zip format is designed to allow the easy appending of new files and random access. Users may use the zip format just because it supports these features. Otherwise, users can just use the tarball formats such as tar.gz.