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For anyone looking we forked the repository to https://github.com/platformdirs/platformdirs π
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Hi @ofek, thanks for checking in. Had some hurdles to get it on PyPI, will be resolved this week and the first of several updates will go out to get us current.
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Hi Gang,
I appreciate everyone's anxiousness/frustration/concern here. I originally took on maintenance as Trent and Srid had moved on and it needed a home and we were rebuilding our team at ActiveState. It has sadly languished at the bottom of my todo list in the last while. It is not any issue with ActiveState per se, we have plenty of community initiatives spread across many language ecosystems (Python/Perl/Go/Tcl) that we are putting time/money into and not the least of which we are building a platform by which the community can put together their own Python runtimes and dependencies, all built from source.
I always planned to get back to this project as I quite enjoy it and want to give back where possible. With that in mind, I am going to work internally at ActiveState to find some resources to get this project back in shape. If we can't put a meaningful effort into this project and get releases out we will hand it off by the end of April.
I have had several offers of help and many good options, thanks to everyone that has reached out.
Thanks.
-JR
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TBH, since development has stagnated before (and picking this up again is also going a bit slow), maybe you ought to consider taking up a co-maintainer, so we're sure this doesn't happen again (it also increases trust by users/other devs).
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I always planned to get back to this project as I quite enjoy it and want to give back where possible. With that in mind, I am going to work internally at ActiveState to find some resources to get this project back in shape. If we can't put a meaningful effort into this project and get releases out we will hand it off by the end of April.
I understand that resource availability is an issue. However, considering this I think everyone would benefit if you'd bless 2 more people to maintain besides yourself. 17 pull requests open does not feel like a good place to be. Thanks for your efforts until now but consider offloading some of the work when you get busy with other things.
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Dropping in to say that I'm still interested in picking up maintenance for this package.
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I've just enabled them, try now.
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@zoofood I'll be happy to be a co-maintainer for this project, if you're willing to add one. :)
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https://jazzband.co/ would be another option. 27 commits since the last release that could be publishedβ¦
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goes to https://pypi.org/project/appdirs/
appdirs 1.4.4
Released: May 11, 2020
Hurray! π
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I'm up for picking up the maintenance of this package (my earlier offer to co-maintain still stands) and I'm still interested. I'll also echo the suggestion of making this a part of jazzband to ease the development overhead.
I also recognise that the world is... uhm... going through unprecedented times and making releases of OSS software falling lower in the priority list is OK. It'll still be helpful to know what the state of affairs is.
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Yet-another-nudge.
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@zoofood Please do consider adding someone as a co-maintainer -- it would help reduce the bus factor here and improve the health of the project as a whole.
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@zoofood Are we still considering donating the project?
I see a release happened, which is great! However, the only other development has been merging a shebang line removal and 2 PRs removing names of people who no longer maintain this...
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I just joined jazzband (in anticipation of this project being moved over there) and thus also support moving this project there.
I have a PR pending on this repo that's been there for a week (and I see dozens others for way longer): #147
I work on a product which has been using appdirs
(https://github.com/lbryio/lbry-sdk) for at least 4 years, so am very invested in continuing to maintain this project, ideally jazzband can adopt it, otherwise I'll have to fork it and contribute to the existing 70 forks (i'd rather not do that).
I can take the lead on this or support someone else here who's been pushing for this before me.
Let's just do something.
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I would love to take over this project.
In my fork I have implemented new tests and merged the current PRs. And in the dev branch I have added support for xdg-user-dirs and replaced CSDIL with KNOWNFOLDERID.
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Hi Guys,
I've discussed with the team here at ActiveState and we'll ramp up maintenance again on this shortly. Sorry for the delay.
Cheers,
-JR
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Any update?
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Any update? @zoofood
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I agree that https://github.com/jazzband seems like the logical home
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@zoofood Any update?
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I guess not?
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@zoofood Any progress on this?
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nudge
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@gaborbernat Can you please? We'll switch immediately.
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On a different note, we can close this out on the basis that 8734277 has happened.
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Nice to hear that!
Maybe you can integrate @Kriskras99 changes.
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I will open a pull request when the other pull requests are merged or closed, because I depend on some of them.
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@zoofood could you start merging the already open pull requests (Especially #53, #56 and #64)? Then I could open a pull request for a new test framework, and give a more "correct" replacement for CSIDL.
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Hi @zoofood,
Do you know when "shortly" is? If it's going to be more than another week (just over a month since you last posted), maybe you could just add @Kriskras99's as a repo maintainer? If not, maybe we should all consider his stable fork to be the canonical one now. At my company, TwoPoreGuys, we would immediately use #64 and #81.
Thanks,
Dennis
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My apologies. The team was very busy, I'm moving things through here myself, kicking it off over the holidays here, but will take a bit of ramp up.
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Nice to hear, as soon as the pull requests are merged, I will squash my commits and open a pull request.
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@pradyunsg: I think it's not that the @ActiveState team cannot maintain this, but they are like completely off the grid (sure @zoofood does not seem to visit GitHub very regularly, but there should be at least another team member with write access, or even just some minimal communication). It was really sad to see @ofek pinging for almost two weeks straight. I'll not be surprised to see you dropping the same message next year and still be entirely ignored.
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I'm up for picking up the maintenance of this package (my earlier offer to co-maintain still stands) and I'm still interested. I'll also echo the suggestion of making this a part of jazzband to ease the development overhead.
Reiterating that this offer still stands.
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Any update? @zoofood
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At this point, I'm tempted to fork the project and start maintaining it under a new name π€
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@gaborbernat Looks like there's been a bit of activity in recent weeks here. Might be worth seeing how this moves forward.
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@gaborbernat Did you fork?
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@ofek not yet π if you'd want this now you could go-ahead ππ»
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I am interesing in this project too and do not mind be maintencer or help it with PRs
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Whoops. I've been working on apppaths
as a fork. Maybe we should coordinate better, do you think an IRC channel to follow up on direction an alike would make sense?
I'd rather hold on my fork if there's already another -- having two does more damage than harm. I don't honestly have many changes, mostly updating the code to return Path
instances rather than str
instances.
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Feel free to open discussions at https://github.com/platformdirs/platformdirs
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Looks like issues for that repository are disabled.
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