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Maintenance #158
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Really interested to know that too |
Let me know if you're looking for more maintainers. I'm happy to help. |
Would be great if a non alpha version could be released, at least :) |
I guess someone else will fork this repo and maintain it for a while there 😂 No joke part, I'm willing to help if needed but we need a position from the current maintainer |
@abirchall @araujobarret, let's have a chat, can you add me on Discord? IaMaCuP#1041 |
@iamacup I could also help if needed |
Feel free to add me @dpnick |
Hey all. Please let us know the verdict, if the repo will move etc. Also grateful to the work you have already done iamacup and for those of you to offer to pick it up! If you do make a verdict I am happy to do a write up (say on the README or something) on what you've decided so that future users know where to go/what to do etc. |
@iamacup any update on this? |
I'll tag some more people in for visibility: @abirchall, @araujobarret, and @dpnick. |
adding folks that created a pull request, or asked for maintenance status @trajano According to the github profile, the author of the repo is no longer active on Git, so we can assume that this repo is no longer maintained. |
I've forked it and republished it under my employer's name because we really needed to incorporate a couple of PRs from others. But TBH I'm not actively maintaining it, it just works for us for now, until we find a better solution. |
Same for me, not actively maintaining at the moment. |
I did some patch locally to support new elements, worked great but didn't publish as a fork |
Hey,
Same. One contrib.
Is there anyway to create a repo so we we can add a few of us as
collaborators/admin to that repo. Or for github is it paid only accounts
that would allow that?
I find often the issue with Npm packs is singular responsibilty owners.
Which is a huge burden on them and makes for a ton of forks/patch versions
released on npm.
Ta
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@damau With regards to:
Github docs say: "If you're using GitHub Free, you can add unlimited collaborators on public and private repositories. " |
Anyone interested in actively continuing on the library? |
We in our company already have an internal fork with a few of the most important fixes for us, but we would like to upstream them and take part in the maintenance as well. So you can count @orangecms and me in :) |
@miallo Then I'll create a repo and invite you both as maintenances so we can republish the lib. Would that be ok for you? |
Yup, works for us. :) If you like, we can also have a chat at some point. We can offer a Jitsi session etc., might help with quicker coordonation. Or a hackathon, since we're just on the other side of the country. ^^ Thank you so much! |
Sounds great! |
Hi, |
Hi @iamacup, are you still maintaining this library? It seems like progress has stalled after v7 alpha last year.
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