Closed ybertot closed 2 years ago
Thanks for opening this issue Yves! This is a follow-up of the discussion started in https://github.com/coq/platform/issues/12.
I will add @Karmaki to the organization. @ybertot already is a member, but I believe only the owner of the repo has the power of performing the repository transfer.
Once the transfer is done, I will help set up the usual metadata file (meta.yml
) and basic CI configuration.
@ybertot: do you want me to push the current version to a new https://github.com/coq-community/coq-dpdgraph repository, or have you planned to do it yourself? (since you said you started preparing a new version, you may have local modifications?)
@Karmaki if you use GitHub's repository transfer feature ("Settings", then "Danger Zone"), the old repository URL will still work in the new location in the coq-community
organization due to URL forwarding. So Yves will not have any trouble pushing new outstanding changes either before or after the transfer.
Note that we don't recommend creating any completely new repository (in lieu of transfer), since then all outstanding links will still go to the "old" repo.
Oh I see. I did not know this "transfer feature". I just did it then.
Given that repository has been successfully moved, I think we can close this issue and continue the discussion as issues in the coq-dpdgraph repo.
@ybertot commented in the platform discussion:
I will be happy to commit to maintaining this package. Still, I would like this to be handed over to other volunteers, as soon as possible.
Should we reopen an issue to advertise that this project is looking for new maintainers?
Project name: coq-dpdgraph
Initial author(s): Anne Pacalet (@Karmaki), Yves Bertot, Olivier Pons
Current URL: https://github.com/karmaki/coq-dpdgraph
Kind: OCaml plugin
License: GNU LGPL 2.1
Description: an Ocaml plugin to traverse the dependency graph between defined functions, types, and theorems in the Coq memory.
Status: It is maintained, part of Coq-CI, with a new version produced for each release of Coq, thanks to the kind help of the main Coq developers.
New maintainer: Yves Bertot, will be happy to onboard any other volunteer.