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No Active Maintainers? New Maintainers Needed? How to Proceed? #2376
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Tagging @profnandaa @ezkemboi @rubiin @braaar since I'm interested to see what they think. Personally, I think adding additional maintainers would be better for the project and I would refrain from going to a fork. Most of the PRs, issues and downloads will still be going here and I think we still have the chance to revive this repo. |
I think we can pick some users from the active contributors. |
I'm open to the idea of adding more maintainers to help. I think it has just happened that most of us I've been caught up with other stuff. I'll be around to provide operational support. Can I get some proposals for those who would like to be maintainers? Please link the currently open PRs they have reviewed. Above all, thanks for your concern! ❤️ PS. I should get some time this coming weekend to prepare a release. I had several build errors last time that put me off. -na |
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I'm open to the idea of adding more maintainers to help. I think it has
just happened that most of us I've been caught up with other stuff.
I'll be around to provide operational support.
Can I get some proposals for those who would like to be maintainers?
Please link the currently open PRs they have reviewed.
Above all, thanks for your concern! ❤️
PS. I should get some time this coming weekend to prepare a release. I had
several build errors last time that put me off.
-na
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I think I would have to decline a full on maintainer role even though I am rather invested in this library. My time needs to be prioritised downstream in https://github.com/typestack/class-validator, where I am now a maintainer. As with class-validator, I don't think a rut in activity is a reason to fork and divide the community. We rather need to focus more on building a community of people helping each other out. For class-validator we have set up a triage team to help handle much of the issue and PR workload. |
If the workload is too much for the current maintainers. I am open to becoming a maintainer here too, just to open, close or label issues. Honestly just offering my services to lighten the load and make this project better. |
@profnandaa what do you think on onboarding few new members from active contributor list |
I'm down for that. I'll have the publishing rights for now but also work on transitioning that too. We'll just need to establish a few ground rules on ownership and responsibility. I'll work on that. |
Sure thing. Down to that as well |
@profnandaa yes, please do the ground rules on ownership and responsibility and all will be good. |
any news on the ground rules mentioned above? I would like to be more active here as well, but currently my time is not fully permitting it, but that hopefully should change within the next 6 months |
Hi all,
If you look at the growing number of stale "Pull Requests", it feels like this project is more or less in an unmaintained state.
None of the (if I count correctly) 4 current maintainers is really active anymore on this repo.
This of course is not good, because it will keep people away from even trying to improve anything here.
After all why should they waste their time, if there is no chance of their changes getting pulled in.
Speaking for me: It definitely keeps me away from Reviewing Pull Requests.
It's a bit of a shame, because this is a really useful project.
How do you other people see it?
Is there any way forward here?
Or would we need to fork this into some kind of
validator.js-ng
project(and by doing so also have the chance to get rid of some technological debt that is there for "compatibility reasons"?)
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