aiofastnet transfer to aio-libs

[tarasko]

Hi @webknjaz, @Dreamsorcerer
I tried to transfer aiofastnet to aio-libs, but got an error:

You don’t have the permission to create public repositories on aio-libs

Will you be able to take a look?

Thank you

[Dreamsorcerer]

I'll let webknjaz confirm, but looking at the docs, I think you may need to transfer to one of us individually, and then we can transfer to the org.

[webknjaz]

@tarasko if you add one of us as repository owners, I believe we should be able to perform the transfer if you do so. We haven't done this in a while. If that that doesn't work, you we could proxy the transfer through @aio-libs-limbo which I've made for this purpose some while back or make a temporary team with higher privileges..

We should probably write down the procedure after this since we don't get to transfer repos in often and have to rediscover how to do it every time..

[tarasko]

@tarasko if you add one of us as repository owners, I believe we should be able to perform the transfer if you do so. We haven't done this in a while. If that that doesn't work, you we could proxy the transfer through @aio-libs-limbo which I've made for this purpose some while back or make a temporary team with higher privileges..

We should probably write down the procedure after this since we don't get to transfer repos in often and have to rediscover how to do it every time..

I don't think I can add another owner, only collaborators. I tried to transfer to aio-libs-limbo, but got the same error.

You don’t have the permission to create public repositories on aio-libs-limbo

I've requested to transfer to @webknjaz

[webknjaz]

@tarasko I've sent you an invitation to @aio-libs-limbo so we could test out the process I used in the past but forgot to document. The idea is that you transfer it there and I transfer it here. GH will then have a double redirect. I'll drop you from that org once that's complete. The org is set up in a way that it'll allow members with lower privileges transfer repos into it.

[tarasko]

@tarasko I've sent you an invitation to @aio-libs-limbo so we could test out the process I used in the past but forgot to document. The idea is that you transfer it there and I transfer it here. GH will then have a double redirect. I'll drop you from that org once that's complete. The org is set up in a way that it'll allow members with lower privileges transfer repos into it.

Done, aiofastnet is now in aio-libs-limbo

[webknjaz]

Transfer complete. I'll mark this as resolved and will file some issues in-repo.

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cc @rodrigobnogueira @Polandia94 would one of you be up for documenting our new repo enrollment procedure somewhere? We have an org where we can temporarily invite people so they'd move their projects and we'd move them here.

[tarasko]

Hey guys, @asvetlov, @webknjaz, @Dreamsorcerer, @bdraco

I hope I mentioned all admins of aio-libs.

I want to set something straight, and I should have probably done this before the transfer.

Within aiofastnet:

1. I will solely define if a proposed change is politically motivated or not.
2. There will be no politically motivated stuff or changes in aiofastnet.
3. aiofastnet will have NO political banners or political statements of any sort. aiofastnet will always be under a neutral, regular, unmodified MIT license https://mit-license.org/
4. aiofastnet can't be used to promote any political ideas, referencing aiofastnet within a political statement is not allowed.
5. aiofastnet will not depend or force users in any way to use anything that has a non-neutral altered license.
6. I will solely define if a potential dependency license is appropriate and not "non-neutral or altered".

If you do not agree with these, or these are not inline with aio-libs CoC, or make you uncomfortable in anyway, I kindly ask you to transfer aiofastnet both at github and pypi back to my personal account.

[bdraco]

Hi @tarasko,

Thanks for laying this out clearly, and sorry it got to the point where you felt you needed to.

I just caught up on the migration issues and I think they landed as too much too fast. They're a checklist that gets reused for every project that joins, and they're suggestions. Banners, license, branch name, all of that is your call. Close the ones you don't want. I'm not aware of anyone here who would override you on them.

aio-libs doesn't require political statements, banners, or a modified license from any project. Plain MIT is fine. The only thing we ask is that the Code of Conduct applies in the project's spaces, and that mostly boils down to being decent to each other. We are just here to build great software. It doesn't cover project content, licensing, or dependencies, so I don't see a conflict with your list.

If you'd still rather take it back to your own account, we'll help with that, no hard feelings. But I hope you stay.

Nick

[tarasko]

Thank you for your understanding and patience.

Yes, of course I'd like to keep aiofastnet with aio-libs! :)

aio-libs is a great org and being a part of it definitely helps aiofastnet to boost user confidence and ultimately to promote the library.
I'll do my best to make sure aio-libs will also benefit from this.

The invitation to join was an honor for me and I appreciate it a lot!