4 ms·
That's why I started this discussion, hoping that someone would know what happened and also to discuss how to organize an alternative when the repository is arc
by hleszek 1y ago
That's why I started this discussion, hoping that someone would know what happened and also to discuss how to organize an alternative when the repository is archived and discussion is not possible anymore on GitHub.
- zahlman 1y ago> discuss how to organize an alternative when the repository is archived and discussion is not possible anymore on GitHub. I see 154 outstanding forks, and the potential to create more. Perhaps an existing one has non-trivial amounts of stars/watchers? That said, a fork can't just publish a new version on PyPI under the original name. That requires at minimum a PEP 541 request (https://peps.python.org/pep-0541/#continued-maintenance-of-an-abandoned-project https://peps.python.org/pep-0541/#continued-maintenance-of-a...). You could also try contacting the author at the email provided in pyproject.toml (or the one on said author's GitHub profile), I suppose.