I have just been asked by someone from Backblaze to rename the plugin so that it does not include their name. I will likely do this within the next few days, a week at most. I'm also going to move the plugin to my GitHub organization repo (and thus update Packageist). I will continue to be the developer and maintainer of the plugin, just the names will change.
I will post an announcement here, with the new link, when this happens. If you are watching this repo, you will be notified. I will also update all references within the plugin and do a new release.
I will probably rename it to something generic that will allow me to potentially add other cloud storage providers in the future (such as S3-compatible1 or OVH's object storage), if there ever becomes any interest. First thing is first - I have to get it stable with B2.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
1 I am aware that there is/are already plugins for AWS S3, but I am not aware of any that support S3-compatible services such as DreamHost's Object Storage or DigitalOcean's Spaces, as examples, so they might be nice additions some day.
I have just been asked by someone from Backblaze to rename the plugin so that it does not include their name. I will likely do this within the next few days, a week at most. I'm also going to move the plugin to my GitHub organization repo (and thus update Packageist). I will continue to be the developer and maintainer of the plugin, just the names will change.
I will post an announcement here, with the new link, when this happens. If you are watching this repo, you will be notified. I will also update all references within the plugin and do a new release.
I will probably rename it to something generic that will allow me to potentially add other cloud storage providers in the future (such as S3-compatible1 or OVH's object storage), if there ever becomes any interest. First thing is first - I have to get it stable with B2.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
1 I am aware that there is/are already plugins for AWS S3, but I am not aware of any that support S3-compatible services such as DreamHost's Object Storage or DigitalOcean's Spaces, as examples, so they might be nice additions some day.