Contribution & Roadmap

[onury]

Contribution & Roadmap

[benedyktdryl]

@onury do you still have time to maintain the project? I can see a few small PRs from 2020 which can be merged but they aren't. Would you consider transferring the project to someone else or add some people as maintainers?

[onury]

See Contribution section in readme.
Cannot currently provide a timeline since I'm a bit busy these days. If you mean a roadmap, I'll sure do that. Thanks.

[scandinave]

Hi.
What he says, is that it's difficult to help you without a roadmap that describe what is done and what need to be done.
A distinct branch with your development code for V3 would be great too.
You have done a really good job, and i think lots of people want/can help you

[onury]

Well, when you say "timeline", I think of dates and schedules 😱
But I can put together a roadmap or todo list, sure.

BTW, I'd really appreciate any kind of help and PRs are always welcome.
Generally what I do is create a v2, v3 branch like I did with Docma, then merge it to master. That's what I'll do here once we come to that.

I need to do some organizing first.. I'll update you all on this shortly.
Re-opening this..

[scandinave]

Maybe you can use the github project board for this

[onury]

@scandinave Cannot pull/commit/download project section on GitHub yet. That's why I was thinking of a ROADMAP.md file (which is also more visible to users if they're willing to contribute). Wouldn't you think so?

[scandinave]

Yeah it's also good. Project is a paid function of github?

[onury]

No it's not a paid service. But you just cannot manage it in your local repo (just like the issues section).

[scandinave]

Ok. Do what is the best for you. It's your project :)

[onury]

No. Just indicating my reasoning.. I'm open to suggestions, discussions. I only care to make projects more usable, helpful to people and maintainable.

If you and more people; who wants to contribute, think some workflow or the other is better, I will sure accept it.

[danturu]

@onury Any updates?