Closed Sam-Burns closed 7 years ago
Also, did you start the AcclimatePHP Twitter account? Nice. I think we should probably create an acclimate-specific GitHub org, so we can migrate this repo from my personal GitHub. @GrahamCampbell, any words of warning related to migrating repos as far as packagist/composer go? I feel like I've done this before and it worked fine, but I don't remember the details or steps.
It should be fine because of the way GitHub redirects so long as you keep the package name the same,
Just make sure you never fork the repo back to the old name so the redirect stays intact into the future for existing composer.locks.
Would we need to update packagist somehow?
@Sam-Burns what is your packagist username, so I can add you as a maintainer?
By the way PHP-DI 3 is a pretty old version, I guess nobody uses it anymore (https://packagist.org/packages/php-di/php-di/stats#3.5.1). New versions are compatible with container-interop. So if you want you can remove it (it would be a BC break) or deprecate it.
@jeremeamia It's the same as my Github username.
I've updated the proposed 'roadmap' section of the docs to reflect everyone's feedback. I'd like to move forward with version 1.1 quite quickly though - the last tagged release is 2 years and 38 commits old at this point, so it would be good to see version 1.1 released soon.
@jeremeamia And re the github org, it would be good to see the project moved with the redirect as you discussed. I think you would have to do that, wouldn't you, as I only have push rights to the repo right now but aren't an admin?
@jeremeamia Do join us at https://github.com/AcclimateContainer and move the repo. I'll take care of the rest.
Hey, still want to merge this? Also, when should I move the repo?
@jeremeamia If you'd like to move the repo to the Acclimate org, that would be really good. You're already an admin of the group I think :-)
@Sam-Burns it's moved. Let's make sure to update anything else we need to update.
This PR adds a 'roadmap' section to the readme. This would be a good place to comment if there are any objections to the ideas suggested here.