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llvm-devel: make openmaintainer
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.. as maintainer is largely absent these days...
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Expand Up @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ dist_subdir llvm
categories lang
platforms darwin
license NCSA
maintainers {jeremyhu @jeremyhu}
maintainers {jeremyhu @jeremyhu} openmaintainer

if {${subport} eq "llvm-${llvm_version}"} {
homepage https://llvm.org/
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@jmroot jmroot commented on 21076c5 Nov 4, 2021

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This change isn't allowed as per update policy. You need to file a Port Abandoned ticket if the maintainer is not maintaining the port sufficiently.

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@mojca mojca commented on 21076c5 Nov 5, 2021

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It would make sense to add @kencu to maintainers.

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Thanks, Mojca, but I'm easing off MacPorts for the foreseeable future and making room for others to step up.

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Thanks, Mojca, but I'm easing off MacPorts for the foreseeable future and making room for others to step up.

Ken, I'm willing to assist, as time allows. But given how critical these ports are - and how important it is to have an intimate understanding of every possible impact/nuance of any potential change - I'd only feel comfortable doing so via formal PRs. (Though PRs would probably be a good thing anyway, as it would help with knowledge-sharing, etc.)

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