Maintainer for html-test-runner

[kofigumbs]

Had a chat with @rtfeldman in Slack about moving his package here. The repo doesn't exist yet though.

[rtfeldman]

Done, and repo created: https://github.com/elm-community/html-test-runner

You should have admin access to it. Ping me when the next release is out, and I'll publish a new release of rtfeldman/html-test-runner deprecating it and pointing people here.

Thanks for taking it over!

[eeue56]

It's best to move the original repo to elm-community, then fork it back to the original owner. That way issues can be directed easily to the new repo. @hkgumbs, please see and complete this checklist:

• [ ] PR adding the new repository & maintainer to maintainers.md
• [ ] Maintainer has been made an elm-community nember & part of maintainers group
• [ ] An elm-community repository has been created with the same name
• [ ] Original package owner has forked elm-community repo back to their account
• [ ] All Tags From the elm-community repository have been deleted
• [ ] Repository in elm-package.json has been changed & version Set to 1.0.0
• [ ] New 1.0.0 tag has been added
• [ ] Elm-Community Package Has Been Published

[rtfeldman]

@eeue56 got it - in this case there's only 1 issue open (and 1 issue closed, which was a TODO for updating dependencies), so we're not really missing anything.

Happy to follow process anyway if you think it's better. Do you know if anything bad happens if we delete the existing repo and recreate it as a fork?

[eeue56]

Ideally, preferred. Makes tracking down a repo a little easier. But you shouldn't delete the repo, this is what you should do if you want to move it:

• Delete elm-community/html-test-runner
• Move rtfeldman/html-test-runner to elm-community
• Fork html-test-runner back to rtfeldman

[rtfeldman]

Sorry, yeah - that's the one I meant deleting. 😅

Done!