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8 years ago That is not true: see https://github.com/conda-forge/pynio-feedstock/blob/master/recipe/meta.yaml#L2 (but maybe the package version on anaconda.org may be misleading... I need to check that).
We would also be happy to take on the maintenance of the pynio conda-forge recipe if this helps.
Awesome! I am mostly maintaining this due to requests from the community but I am not a user of pynio. It will great if you want to take over!
The process to become a maintainer is to send a PR to this feedstock adding your GitHub handle to the list of maintainer. Once that is merge you will get commit rights to this repository. It is also nice to keep an eye and/or become maintainer in some of the key pynio dependencies.
PS: I am preparing a PR to fix #10. Can I go ahead and add you as a maintainer there as well?
One of the PyNIO developers pointed out to me that in the recipe for pynio, the version of pynio was was changed from "1.5.0-beta" to just "1.5.0".
I'm the head of the team that develops PyNIO and related software, and we have not yet officially released 1.5.0. We are concerned that the conda-forge version says "1.5.0", because this doesn't indicate that it is still in beta.
We greatly appreciate that somebody made the effort to put pynio under conda-forge, but we ask that this version be renamed back to "1.5.0-beta". We would also be happy to take on the maintenance of the pynio conda-forge recipe if this helps.