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Future Plans #477
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I think you should at least grant release rights on pypi for PyPDF2 to some of your biggest and most serious contributors on PyPDF2, so that someone can rapidly push a release to pypi using the current master branch. There are important things in master which are not present in the last release on Pypi, and it's a real problem when you have to explain to non-expert users that they should do a git checkout then install the lib manually, etc... |
@mstamy2 I don't have a recommendation for active maintenance, but I wanted to let you know that I'm working on a significant merge request to add a lot of unit tests. Thanks for your work on PyPDF2! |
Maybe have a look at https://www.codeshelter.co/ for help. I believe it would be best if all development would go into PyPdf2 (and not in any forks), so everyone using it, e.g. as a package in many linux distributions, benefits from fixes and improvements. |
@mstamy2 Have you taken a decision about this ? |
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Hello all. I'm working to find a solution to keep active maintenance going on this project.
Feedback and discussion is appreciated!
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