Closed janluak closed 3 years ago
Hello @Janluak, apologies for the delay. I'm moving your request to reachability and attempt contact with the author, hopefully we will hear back soon.
GitHub user @cruzer seems to be owner of the project and the awsiot GitHub repo which matches the code in PyPI.
@cruzer, would you mind clarifying your position in regards to your package? I suggest reading PEP 541 to have a better idea of the process and its motivation.
@yeraydiazdiaz @cruzer is there any update so far? I further developed the potentially replacing library and would like to clarify if going public by this vital name will be possible.
Apologies for the delay @Janluak, the transfer is now complete.
Project to be claimed
PROJECT_NAME
: https://pypi.org/project/aws-iot/Your PyPI username
USER_NAME
: https://pypi.org/user/janluakReasons for the request
The project seems only to be a one-time commit with blocking the name. It is only very limited code available. Additionally, a further versioned (
v0.1.3
) project from the same author is https://pypi.org/project/awsiot/ (missing-
in name).Maintenance or replacement?
I intend to replace the
v0.0.1
package with a much more sophisticated package for high-level interaction with aws iot (e.g. crossing out boto3 raw commands), currently under refactoring from a private business related repo. When scanning through the available names I came across this unmaintained package with very general name fitting quite well. If code is necessary I believe to have refactoring finished by end of week.Sure, the possibility to publish under a different name is given. Yet, a general name like
aws-iot
laying around unmaintained and instead forcing every body else to use other, longer and not describing as good don't seem to make a lot of sense to me...Contact and additional research
I tried to contact the previous owner via email but did not receive a response. With missing links to a repository and both accounts for a
cruizer
on gitlab and GitHub not having any public repos, I have no further idea of contacting the author.