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Maintenance and organization #87

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anderejd opened this issue Jan 22, 2020 · 8 comments
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Maintenance and organization #87

anderejd opened this issue Jan 22, 2020 · 8 comments
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@anderejd
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Hey everyone!

This project needs at least another active maintainer to keep the issues from building up and to provide users with timely and well written replies to new issues.

I've posted a related question here: rust-secure-code/wg#36

Would it make more sense to create a github organization for the tool or to move it into an existing one, like the organization liked to above?

I would like to see some discussion on the topic before making a decision.

@tarcieri
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I think cargo-geiger is very much in the sprit of the Secure Code WG and we'd be happy to provide a home for it

@Shnatsel
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I'd solicit maintainers on Rust forums or Reddit. I already have more projects to take care of than I have the time for, as does @tarcieri, so it would be hard for any of us to commit to maintenance.

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I can provide some basic PR review and if you'd like, manage releases, but I don't have time to do any active development work on it.

@anderejd
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I can provide some basic PR review and if you'd like, manage releases, but I don't have time to do any active development work on it.

That sounds like a 100% improvement if I do the same and keep looking in every now and then. I'm not planning on disappearing from github, just looking to involve a few more individuals.

I could simply invite more users to this repository, but I personally get a more welcoming impression when projects have a github organization owning the central upsteam repository rather than an individual developer, like myself in this case.

Do you think moving to rust-secure-wg would be a good first step before reaching out to people on reddit and the official forum? Or should we do it the other way around and start inviting people first?

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tarcieri commented Jan 23, 2020

Do you think moving to rust-secure-wg would be a good first step before reaching out to people on reddit and the official forum? Or should we do it the other way around and start inviting people first?

I think it'd be better to move it first, then make an announcement about the new location and that you're looking for additional volunteers to maintain it.

If you'd like to move it, you can add me as an owner and I can transfer it over here and set up some teams specific to it.

@anderejd
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Transfer request has been sent to @tarcieri, it seems like you will need to transfer it to rust-secure-code since I cannot create repositories there.

@tarcieri
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@anderejd thanks! I was able to move it over here:

https://github.com/rust-secure-code/cargo-geiger

I also created a team for cargo-geiger admins and sent you an invite:

https://github.com/orgs/rust-secure-code/teams/cargo-geiger-admins

Let me know if there's anyone else I should add.

@anderejd
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Nice 👍

Let me know if there's anyone else I should add.

If @icefoxen is interested to join that would be cool since he started the whole thing with https://github.com/icefoxen/cargo-osha

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