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Move to the Thread GitHub #102

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jackfranklin opened this issue Mar 5, 2019 · 12 comments
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Move to the Thread GitHub #102

jackfranklin opened this issue Mar 5, 2019 · 12 comments

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@jackfranklin
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Hey @PixelsCommander ,

Now that both @stephencookdev and myself are working on this as colleagues at @thread, I was wondering how you felt about moving this repository to there? We'd still very happily allow you to be a contributor, along with @ChristianMurphy and others who are involved, but if we were able to own the repo we could do things like set up CI, add contributors, etc, more easily without having to disturb you.

What do you think?

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PixelsCommander commented Mar 5, 2019 via email

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PixelsCommander commented Mar 5, 2019 via email

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@PixelsCommander I have no strong opinion about moving it to a separate org vs moving it to Thread. Happy if you just want to make a ReactiveElements org + create this repo + then invite myself, @ChristianMurphy and @stephencookdev to the organisation.

No need to have a call, feel free to create the org called whatever you like.

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The move is going to happen in the next two weeks. If there is a PR with additional credits as discussed - you are welcome.

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I'd lean toward moving ReactiveElements to an independent ReactiveElements organization.

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PixelsCommander commented May 21, 2019

I just tried to make the move but see that https://github.com/ReactiveElements already exists. I submitted an abuse to Github on that since that org is not used and we d have more use of it having ownership.

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I created reactive-elements org also but does not look like the right way to go.

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reactive-elements org

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does not look like the right way to go

How so?

@PixelsCommander
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Because repo is ReactiveElements, no dash. Does not look pro. However, GH does not reply. So I do not see another option there. Do you?

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the package name has a dash.
Maybe the repo could be renamed to match?
Then npm, repo, and org would be in alignment.

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PixelsCommander commented Jul 5, 2019

@ChristianMurphy good observation, lets move on as you proposed

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Moved, published update with new package.json urls. LMK please if there are any issues with current setup

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