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Additional maintainers #189
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I was pretty sure I had handed over maintenance for this library a long time ago, so I was surprised to find out I'm still listed as maintainer. I don't believe I'm an admin on |
Aha, interesting. @sergey-tihon do you have any insights here? |
One of these gentlemen's @cloudRoutine @palladin @haf |
I work on systems that use it (and https://github.com/jet/dotnet-templates promulgates it) so will watch and participate in general. I'm happy to act as a official secondary if it helps; I'm sure nobody capable is bored, but I feel I'm already primary on enough projects that deserve more attention! |
I've added an admin role to @nojaf and @bartelink. p.s. please update the list of active maintainers in readme. |
Thank you @sergey-tihon! |
@nojaf done. |
Thank you @eiriktsarpalis Package accepted, |
Alright, we are almost there. The last problem I think is that we cannot publish
@eiriktsarpalis what is the story there? Should that be published? That is the sample, right? The NuGet key only works for |
To clarify, https://www.nuget.org/packages/Argu/6.1.2 did publish correctly. |
@nojaf Yes, that's only a sample The NuGet key was clearly (and this is standard good policy) configured to only allow pushing new versions of existing packages, which is a failsafe to trap just this sort of snafu |
Okay, since we've covered everything, it's time to wrap this up. Thanks to everyone for demonstrating how open-source software can thrive with willing collaboration. |
Hey @eiriktsarpalis,
What do you think about bringing in more maintainers for the project? Noticed a few of @bartelink's PRs haven't been reviewed yet. It'd be cool to get some extra hands for regular upkeep.
I'm up for helping out. No big deal if there's someone better suited, but I do use Argu and wouldn't mind pitching in. Maybe setting up a team under the fsprojects org could work well?
More folks on board would mean quicker PR reviews and smoother Argu updates. Just a thought!
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