Can we get an update release on pypi

[yatmanov]

It would be nice to get access to latest changes made in project through installing the package from pypi.

[xsduan]

I'd just like to mention that if the current owners aren't able to find time to maintain the project, I can take over management of this project, either temporarily or permanently. I have a few use cases in the next month or two that would benefit from more standard modules dealing with file I/O being patched into async and I would prefer not to have to monkey patch the library.

[robguinness]

I'd just like to mention that if the current owners aren't able to find time to maintain the project, I can take over management of this project, either temporarily or permanently. I have a few use cases in the next month or two that would benefit from more standard modules dealing with file I/O being patched into async and I would prefer not to have to monkey patch the library.

Not an ideal solution, but you could fork it and submit the fork to PyPi. I would use it!

[cgarciae]

I what @xsduan proposes makes more sense. This library has relatively good use by the asyncio ecosystem, creating a fork might cause confusion.

[robguinness]

I what @xsduan proposes makes more sense. This library has relatively good use by the asyncio ecosystem, creating a fork might cause confusion.

I agree, but doesn't this require that @Tinche elevate @xsduan to maintainter?

[mdsitton]

I've attempted to prod him on twitter about it https://twitter.com/mdsitton/status/1246684524622295040

[Tinche]

0.5.0 is out!