The libraries the Qri team has written that others depend on will be maintained
So I'd like to ask: is there somebody with write access who could be considered a maintainer? (I totally understand if not)
There is a dozen issues and a few PRs open, and last change was ~2 years ago. I think some maintenance would be much appreciated.
I'd really like for this project not to die, because it's very valuable. I know that it's extensively used in CirrusCI, for example. I'm sure there are more users.
(if there are no volunteers, I could take on this task - it seems pretty low-effort, mainly keeping things stable, working, and slowly improving)
Hi!
First of all, thanks a lot for making this great library open-source.
In the Qri is winding down blogpost it's written:
So I'd like to ask: is there somebody with write access who could be considered a maintainer? (I totally understand if not)
There is a dozen issues and a few PRs open, and last change was ~2 years ago. I think some maintenance would be much appreciated.
I'd really like for this project not to die, because it's very valuable. I know that it's extensively used in CirrusCI, for example. I'm sure there are more users.
(if there are no volunteers, I could take on this task - it seems pretty low-effort, mainly keeping things stable, working, and slowly improving)