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amstocker opened this issue Mar 16, 2016 · 13 comments
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looking for new maintainers #39

amstocker opened this issue Mar 16, 2016 · 13 comments

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Hello! Recently I have not been as involved with this project as I would like to be, and it is likely that I will not have much time in the future (although I would still like to contribute from time to time). Would anyone be interested in being a maintainer? I will keep reviewing and merging PRs in the meantime but I think this project could use some love!

In the future I would like to have built some more abstraction on top of the core api (@jgraef @Mec-iS python3-ipfs-api has some really awesome ideas), especially seeing as the IPFS team will be eventually rolling out some kick-ass features such as pub-sub. So if anyone is interested in maintaining py-ipfs-api and giving it a face-lift, post here!

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jgraef commented Mar 21, 2016

Hi,

unfortunately I'm really busy right now and can't even work on python3-ipfs-api. I'll come back when I have more time.

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@amstocker I'd be willing to help out if you're still looking for people.

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jbenet commented Aug 11, 2016

I think we are
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@whereswaldon I would be very happy if you were willing to help!

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whereswaldon commented Aug 11, 2016

@amstocker @jbenet Okay, what's the next step?

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@amstocker @jbenet @whereswaldon I am also interested in helping. If you are still accepting helpers I will also need some guidance regarding the next step.

I am working on a python based bioinformatics paper that uses the IPFS. So I am very interested in seeing the py-ipfs-api work well!

@whereswaldon
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@amstocker If you do want me to help out, don't I need contributor access to the repo?

@heaven00
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I would also love to help :)

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ghost commented Sep 25, 2016

@whereswaldon I think you did get collab access in the meantime -- do you feel like py-ipfs-api is covered no, maintainer-wise, and this can be closed for now? I'm not very much into python but in the past few weeks activity here as looked pretty good :)

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ntninja commented Sep 25, 2016

@lgierth: A lost of that was me sending cleanup patches and fixing bugs & design issues. Now that that's mostly done (one bigger thing left), activity from my side will probably decrease somewhat.
@heaven00: We would definitely love any help we can get. In particular #48 and #49 are some simpler long-standing, bugs that need some unit tests and implementation.

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would look into it ^_^

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@lgierth I am a collaborator, as is @Alexander255, and we're doing what we have time to do. Another maintainer would be lovely though. With 3, I think we could safely close this issue.
On another note, would it be possible for @Alexander255 or I to have admin access to the repo? We can't add integrations without it (I would love to add Codacy).

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