Transfer infrastructure to someone else

mkg20001 commented 5 years ago

@HelloZeroNet I plan to no longer maintain the app after v0.6.5.1 due to lack of time and intrest. v0.6.5.1 is a one-shot effort after which no new releases will follow.

HelloZeroNet commented 5 years ago

Ok, thanks for the information and your work!

I will try to find someone to maintain future releases

mkg20001 commented 5 years ago

If you want to take over the project than the following components need to be transferred:

[ ] f-droid server (you can setup your own as I'm currently using repomaker which turns out isn't the best for automation) for the f-droid repo
[ ] the google play appstore entry
[ ] the app signing key (as the production key for zeronet is the same as the one I'm using for all other apps I can't give you that one, but I can setup a simple signing proxy that will sign the APKs, like the nightlies currently get signed - I can give you the nightly signing key and the code for the signing proxy, though)
[ ] the gitlab runners. you can use the public ones for all the tasks, or I can continue to provide my own, too as I need them for other projects as well
[ ] the repo at https://gitlab.com/mkg20001-gh/ZeroNet-kivy . I guess if you add me to https://gitlab.com/HelloZeroNet I'll be able to transfer it there.
[ ] the zeronet android zite (https://github.com/mkg20001/zeronet-android-zite)

krzysztof113 commented 5 years ago

Is publishing a version that that will redirect for new app to install an option? I'd like to avoid the mixed situation with keys and GP accounts.

mkg20001 commented 5 years ago

There is little reason to do this, and for now nobody showed up wanting to maintain the app anyways (AFAIK)

HelloZeroNet / ZeroNet-kivy

Transfer infrastructure to someone else #58