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dev-util/rebar: Drop to maint-needed #6196
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Sad to see you go. :(
I'm not going anywhere, and I'll continue to maintain my other packages. :-) It's just that I haven't used anything erlang-related in quite a while, and don't have the time to work on it just for fun. |
Btw, didn't there use to be a mail alias to which to assign bugs of unmaintained packages? maintainer-needed@gentoo.org or something like that? I can't find it right now. It's just about https://bugs.gentoo.org/587698, which I assume has been fixed in later rebar versions anyway. |
Right, maintainer-needed, just as I thought. I just had a PBKAC when I searched for it. |
Was djc@gentoo.org removed by intention? |
He was only proxying the package for me. Since he stepped down as the erlang maintainer, I assume he doesn't have any interest in rebar either. |
Perhaps we should ask him. The package needs someone to care anyway and we would be perfect. |
Nope, I don't have the bandwidth to maintain this, either -- should really m-n it. |
@djc OK, thank you for your reply. And should it be tree cleaned, if we find nobody for the next generation, or is it still usable? |
I don't know how serious https://bugs.gentoo.org/587698 is. I would say we leave it there until there are more bugs about it. |
please do not forget to write a |
@atlaua would you mind sending that email? |
I've sent a notification to gentoo-dev. @djc: Thanks again for handling the last couple of rebar bumps for me! For a while, I'd completely forgotten I was still supposedly the maintainer. :) |
When djc dropped maintainership of erlang, I asked on g-dev if someone could take over rebar, but noone stepped up for either erlang or rebar. Since I haven't used it for quite a while and don't really have time for it, I'd like to relinquish maintainership.
rebar is EOL anyway, with a replacement being developed at https://github.com/rebar/rebar3. Unfortunately, it can't be dropped from the tree yet due to a number of revdeps.