I search a new maintainer

[jgoux]

Hello all,
I don't have time for this project, so I'd like to give it to a new maintainer so the project could continue! :)
If anyone is interested, just answer this issue.

Thanks.

[cydrobolt]

Hi @jgoux,

I might be interested in maintaining this project. What are the tasks currently needing development, or is it mainly ensuring issues are solved and accepting PRs? I'm fairly familiar with Node.js + Gulp and the general JS task runner workflow.

[jgoux]

Hello @cydrobolt ,
it would consist of mainly ensuring issues are solved and accepting PRs.
But you can of course develop new tasks and rewrite the code if you like, as long as you follow semver. 👍
Would be cool if the generator could be rewritten using ES6 and babel, it would clean the code a lot hehe

As for adding a new maintainer, I'm not sure about how to do it as it's the first time I have to do it. Do you know the process ?

[cydrobolt]

This link is helpful
https://help.github.com/articles/transferring-a-repository/

[dancancro]

There's a ton of other projects. Plenty with Angular, Gulp, and ES6 too. Any thoughts on just supporting one of them instead? A little mercy for the option overwhelmed? :)

[cydrobolt]

Perhaps, @dancancro
I can see that this kind of project is a popular type of project

[dancancro]

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