Discussion:
Package take-over: postgresql-libpq and postgresql-simple
Oleg Grenrus
2018-06-12 14:04:53 UTC
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I'd like to take over  of the packages postgresql-simple and
postgresql-libpq.

We (me and other hackage trustees) tried to contact Leon on various
occasions during this year (from around GHC-8.4.1 release until recent
NMU of postgresql-simple) also offering to be a co-maintainers. These
are important packages for the ecosystem, so I'd like to take them over.

Short term goals are
- to release new major version of postgresql-simple: it accumulated many
things in the master, as well as there are open PRs
- find co-maintainers

Best regards,
Oleg Grenrus
David Feuer
2018-06-12 14:14:41 UTC
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According to GitHub, Leon Smith last reviewed a PR to postgresql-simple two
weeks ago. That seems to suggest he has not entirely dropped off the face
of the Earth. Perhaps he can be prodded more aggressively to make a release
or add a co-maintainer
I'd like to take over of the packages postgresql-simple and
postgresql-libpq.
We (me and other hackage trustees) tried to contact Leon on various
occasions during this year (from around GHC-8.4.1 release until recent
NMU of postgresql-simple) also offering to be a co-maintainers. These
are important packages for the ecosystem, so I'd like to take them over.
Short term goals are
- to release new major version of postgresql-simple: it accumulated many
things in the master, as well as there are open PRs
- find co-maintainers
Best regards,
Oleg Grenrus
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Bardur Arantsson
2018-06-12 15:06:12 UTC
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Post by David Feuer
According to GitHub, Leon Smith last reviewed a PR to postgresql-simple
two weeks ago. That seems to suggest he has not entirely dropped off the
face of the Earth. Perhaps he can be prodded more aggressively to make a
release or add a co-maintainer
+1, adding Oleg as a co-maintainer would be a good outcome, IMO.

I would volunteer myself, but I fear that I might be too much of a Move
Fast and Break Compilation of Things person. (I have some ideas about
better handling of quoting, etc. that I think I've aired on the issue
tracker.)

Regards,

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