PEP 541 Request: isodate #1459
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Hi @hugovk, I've started the reachability process for your request. Hopefully we will hear back soon and proceed with the transfer. |
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The good news is the original maintainer has returned and made a new release. 🚀 So the fork and this transfer request is no longer needed. Thanks! |
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Project to be claimed
isodate: https://pypi.org/project/isodateYour PyPI username
hugovk: https://pypi.org/user/hugovkReasons for the request
I believe the project has been abandoned.
The original package hasn't had a commit in three years and no release in four years.
It is incompatible with the recent Python 3.10 release (October 2021), as reported in multiple issues:
And there are multiple unmerged PRs to fix it:
An issue asking if the project is still unmaintained or needs new maintainers hasn't been answered by the maintainers:
I have created a fork at https://github.com/isodate/isodate/ and uploaded to PyPI temporarily as https://pypi.org/project/isodate2/. I've fixed it for Python 3.10, plus some other issues. I've modernised things: dropped EOL Python, added automated release notes and deploys, converted all the tests to pytest, formatted with Black and isort, added pre-commit and linters.
Maintenance or replacement?
Maintenance
Source code repositories URLs
Original: https://github.com/gweis/isodate
Fork: https://github.com/isodate/isodate
Contact and additional research
On 13th September, I commented on gweis/isodate#65 asking for a new release and offering to help.
On 15th September, I emailed the maintainer's address listed at https://pypi.org/project/isodate/ but it bounced: "user unknown".
On 16th September, I found and emailed a potential, alternative address but got no reply.
On 25th October, I sent a follow-up, but no reply.
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