getnelson / quiver

A reasonable library for modeling multi-graphs in Scala
http://verizon.github.io/quiver/
Apache License 2.0
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Future of this fork #4

Closed keynmol closed 4 years ago

keynmol commented 4 years ago

Howdy!

Is this fork going to be the officially maintained version? I'm asking because I'm doing some work on the following:

I have all of this working locally already, there's just some open questions about the site and publishing information.

Only asking to make sure that there's plans/credentials to publish new versions, or whether I should just maintain my own fork :)

rossabaker commented 4 years ago

Hi, thanks for your interest!

The org in the build is still io.verizon.quiver. It will need to be updated to io.getnelson.quiver to start publishing again. I think all projects in this org are published from CI. (That's definitely what we did in the Verizon Era.) I think we'd need @timperrett's help with that, but I'm happy to help with reviews.

keynmol commented 4 years ago

How do folks feel about sbt-ci-release instead of archived sbt-rig for publishing?

I'm asking because I went full throttle changing things fully expecting to publish myself, but I can revert it back if the setup for sbt-rig still works?

I will push the WIP branch today so we can have something more concrete to talk about

timperrett commented 4 years ago

@keynmol I have automatic publishing setup on most of the other repos, i'm not familiar with sbt-ci-release or what the expectations are for that plugin (been out of the scala loop for a while now). If its sbt-rig then i can get this quickly published as it'll be the same setup I already have for the other nelson dependencies. If its sbt-ci-release i'd have to carve out some time to look at it; not sure when that would be 🙂

keynmol commented 4 years ago

If its sbt-ci-release i'd have to carve out some time to look at it; not sure when that would be 🙂

That's good enough of an explanation why not do it :) I'll try to get this part of the build back in the same state then.