brandedoutcast / publish-nuget

📦 GitHub action to automate publishing NuGet packages when project version changes
https://github.com/marketplace/actions/publish-nuget
MIT License
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Is this project abandoned? #74

Closed tihomir-kit closed 2 years ago

tihomir-kit commented 2 years ago

Hi @brandedoutcast, are you still planning on doing anything with this project? If not, and since the project has a bunch of issues open and PR's created, would you consider letting someone else get the privileges of publishing newer versions, merging PR's and pushing this forward?

Thanks

lukebakken commented 2 years ago

@brandedoutcast the RabbitMQ team is using your publish-nuget project and is very appreciative of the work (https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-stream-dotnet-client). We would be willing to take over maintenance of publish-nuget. Thanks.

piotrczyz commented 2 years ago

It doesn't look like he is very active on GitHub lately :)

I suggest replacing it with dotnet commands :)

tihomir-kit commented 2 years ago

Agreed, I did that in the end and it was pretty easy and straightforward.

AraHaan commented 2 years ago

I ended up placing this action as a feature in my build-dotnet action for those who are interested in it.

default-kaas commented 2 years ago

It doesn't look like he is very active on GitHub lately :)

I suggest replacing it with dotnet commands :)

Do you have any examples?

default-kaas commented 2 years ago

@brandedoutcast the RabbitMQ team is using your publish-nuget project and is very appreciative of the work (https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-stream-dotnet-client). We would be willing to take over maintenance of publish-nuget. Thanks.

He has resume site, maybe you could find more contact information on that. https://rohith.github.io/

brandedoutcast commented 2 years ago

A lot was happening in my life so I was away from GitHub & open-source

When I left, the usage metrics of this action were pretty insignificant as only a handful of people were using it mostly for their personal projects but I'm thrilled to know RabbitMQ uses it

@lukebakken I'd be happy to hand it over, just let me know whom to add as collaborators