Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.There are 17,899 sites using this module. It should be pretty easy to find a developer who has the skills to be a co-maintainer. How do we make it a priority for them so that qualified folks are taking on the responsibility of maintaining this code.
I've proposed a few issues that might help bring in more motivated developers:
- #2186377: Highlight projects that follow Best Practices
- #2138397: Highlight Flattr, Paypal or Whatever Opportunities on Issue Pages
- #2177459: Highlight Supporting Organizations in the Issue Queue
- #2185511: Highlight User Contributions & What They Can Do Next in Issue Queue
Ultimately though it depends on the community of folks using this code. I do think it would be beneficial to talk about giving the maintainer the support that he has asked for.
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AstonVictor CreditAttribution: AstonVictor as a volunteer and at DevBranch commentedI'm closing it because the issue was created a long time ago without any further steps.
if you still need it then raise a new one.
thanks