Closed wmonk closed 6 years ago
Thanks @wmonk. I'll investigate why tests are failing and merge.
Actually, would you be interested in adopting this module? My company isn't using it anymore, so we have limited bandwidth to maintain it.
Published in json-schema-to-flow-type@0.2.7
Brilliant! 😄
Yes we are using this at work, so could definitely look to take over 👍
@dannynelson we'd definitely be up for taking over ownership of the project. We've already started doing some of the work to update babel dependencies.
What is the process for transferring?
@wmonk Do you want me to transfer it to your user? If so, you need to delete wmonk/json-schema-to-flow-type
. Once you confirm the repo transfer, I will add you as an npm user.
@dannynelson can you transfer to the @passfort organisation. The npm user would be passfort-dev
@wmonk it says I don't have permission to transfer to PassFort. How about I transfer to you then you transfer it to PassFort?
Ah ok, it should be good to transfer to me now 😄
@dannynelson sorry to bug, looking to get the latest babel updates in so we can take advantage of fixed-width types 😄
@wmonk I sent a transfer request to wmonk
yesterday. Did you not receive an email?
Ah damn just saw it, it's expired now thought! Ready and waiting whenever you can :)
@wmonk oops, ok. Sent another transfer request :)
Brilliant, thanks! We’ve got some good stuff we want to extend, thanks for your hard work in getting this so far already!
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@wmonk oops, ok. Sent another transfer request :) — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.
@wmonk Great! Looking forward to seeing your changes.
FYI, I'm seeing errors when adding passfort-dev
as an npm owner. I opened an issue on the npm registry. If they don't respond by Wednesday, I'll contact support directly.
@wmonk FYI, npm support resolved the issue and I added passfort-dev
as an npm owner.
Hi, thanks for this great tool! I hope you don't mind this unsolicited PR, but we are having to patch it at work, and thought instead I'd just try and fix it 😄.
Currently if you have a type like:
it creates a type like:
forgetting the other required properties that are "inherited". This fixes that, with a test.