Maintainers wanted

[cleishm]

I wrote TOMLJ at a time when I was using it fairly actively. I'd love to see it maintained, but that needs maintainers who are willing to submit pull requests. Seems a lot of people like the library, so please feel free to get involved 😀

[lkishalmi]

@cleishm I'm seeing an increased activity from you recently. Are you still looking for a maintainer?

Are you expecting to create a new release in the near future?

[cleishm]

@lkishalmi The main branch was basically complete in implementing TOML 1.0.0, sans a few edge cases. So I have been spending a little time getting a new release out. However, I am not likely to maintain the project over the long term and new maintainers are encouraged to join.

@kPYKx7Ddw4n1aIKZ has been contributing recently, which has been greatly appreciated!

[ebresie]

Is there any new things expected and needed work on?

[A248]

Yes, @ebresie there seem to be remaining open questions and issues with serialization. For example, #57 suggests a bug in the implementation. Also, #58 and #59 suggest the need for a better serialization API, especially a type hierarchy for toml values.