SublimeText / BetterCoffeeScript

Syntax highlighting and checking, commands, shortcuts, snippets, watched compilation and more.
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NEED NEW MAINTAINER - PLEASE POST HERE #244

Open aponxi opened 7 years ago

aponxi commented 7 years ago

I haven't used CoffeeScript for years and don't update this repository anymore.

If there's a soul out there who is enthusiastic about CoffeeScript in Sublime Text and would like to patch this plugin, please comment here and I'll add you as a collaborator.

I'm looking for someone who is active in the open source community on GitHub and is proficient in Python.

GeoffreyBooth commented 7 years ago

I’m not proficient in Python, but I’m one of the core contributors of CoffeeScript and I’m eager to get this package to provide better syntax highlighting for CoffeeScript 2 😄 I’m also happy to be a caretaker until a more qualified maintainer steps up.

aponxi commented 7 years ago

Thanks for stepping up, @GeoffreyBooth ! Let me know if you need any help and if there's a developer who wants to support this project, please post here.

GeoffreyBooth commented 7 years ago

How does deploying to the sublime package manager work? Is merging to master sufficient?

aponxi commented 7 years ago

Go through the process of tagging (with the semver format like the other "Releases") and then merging to master.

Make sure you update changelog, version number and those sorts of things. There is a ton of information at Package Manager Docs

Check these two out:

Let me know if you have any questions!

seanCodes commented 3 years ago

Hey @aponxi or @GeoffreyBooth! Still looking for maintainers? I’m also not the most proficient at python but I’m passionate about Sublime and I’d love to help get the syntaxes ported to sublime-syntax. Let me know!

FichteFoll commented 2 months ago

FYI, the package has been migrated into the SublimeText org with no changes, so that at least some people are able to merge pull requests. However, we're still looking for a dedicated maintainer.

(Since the package is quite old, a rewrite of the syntax definitions in sublime-syntax would be much appreciated.)