Closed mikehardy closed 2 years ago
👋 hey @mikehardy, sorry for not seeing this sooner. Thanks for the offer of help! I don't have admin permissions on this project, so I can't add you as a maintainer or do any of the transfers suggested. @hieuvp would have to help out on that.
Hi @mikehardy, thank you for being supportive in this open source project so far, I have added you into maintainer list. If you have any other suggestion, please let me know.
Ah great - I've got a few other things cooking at the moment, however, in general breathing new life into a repo involves a general idea of "making maintenance as easy as possible, and get a rhythm of releases going for users"
So the next time I pass through here, or if anyone wants to propose a PR (:pray: !) I'll see about documenting current release process and adding a semantic release bot like exist in lots of react-native repos,
@hieuvp if you have not granted me access to edit repo secrets + add a bot user, that will be necessary in order to configure automated semantic release
Hey @mikehardy, just sent you a private email. I am happy to connect.
Per https://github.com/hieuvp/react-native-fingerprint-scanner/issues/178#issuecomment-831643755
Not sure if there is anything else you want to put in here?
I can think of two things that would be useful at least, but everything's optional it's open source right?
Typically it would be via transferring ownership (so issues / PRs stay intact). Highest value Or you could transfer to a new organization and then add new owners, or perhaps you are simply done with it and the suggestion is "just fork it and carry on, I'll add a comment if people adopt your repo"
an issue asking, or a couple accepted PRs or whatever
Either way cheers - you have a popular repo and quite a few users, totally natural to move on
For my part, if you created an organization ('react-native-fingerprint-scanner' perhaps, with 'react-native-fingerprint-scanner' in it) where you were owner, and you added me as a role that could add collaborators I would not commit to programming time on it but I would respond to issues / merge reasonable+obvious things for forwards-compatibility and petition all issue/PR participants to become contributors to keep it alive. Just enough so it was alive for the next motivated maintainer essentially