Problem/Motivation
Based on the following statement, this module appears no longer to have active maintainers:
According to their drupal.org profile pages, both module maintainers aren't active anymore in this community.
(@johnwebdev has written it on his profile page that he is no longer working with Drupal, and in case of @anon this is my assumption because I have not found any contribution credit or release within the last two years).
Maybe someone volunteers maintaining this really exceptional module?
From https://www.drupal.org/project/linkit/issues/3292870#comment-14875949
I reached out to johnwebdev via the Drupal profile contact form but have not heard back. The other maintainer does not have the contact form enabled.
I am therefore offering to co-maintain the module to provide a Drupal 10-compatible and CKEditor5 supported release and keep it alive until #3317769: Add support for linking to entities in CKEditor 5 lands, following the process outlined in https://www.drupal.org/project/projectownership
I am a maintainer of multiple other contributed modules on d.o, and have architected similar solutions as provided by Linkit, such as the CKEditor5 implementation for https://drupal.org/project/url_embed.
Comments
Comment #2
fenstratYep please, thanks for offering @mark_fullmer!
Comment #3
martijn de witdid you file a issue at: https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/site_moderators ?
Comment #4
johnwebdev commentedSorry for not replying on email. Yes, I no longer work with Drupal actively, but we plan to make a new release for Linkit soon.
Comment #5
mark_fullmerThat's great news. Thank you. At your preference, this issue can be closed.
Comment #6
avpaderno@johnwebdev Do you mean you do not need a co-maintainer who helps with that new release, or that you prefer adding new co-maintainers/maintainers after the new release?
Comment #7
avpadernoComment #8
anybodySounds like a new Maintainer or Co-Maintainer would make sense?
@mark_fullmer still interested?
@johnwebdev do you agree? Or any other candidates?
Comment #9
mark_fullmerI'm still available to be a maintainer, yes. I guess the next step is to create an issue in https://www.drupal.org/project/projectownership, referencing this issue, right?
Comment #10
avpadernoIt is enough to move this issue, rather than creating a new one.
Comment #11
mark_fullmerComment #12
avpadernoI am going to contact anon, which is the project owner and the only user who can administer co-maintainers and maintainers. He logged in on drupal.org three months ago.
Comment #13
avpaderno(anon has his personal contact form enabled. If his personal contact form were not enabled, I could still use it, since I am a user administrator, on drupal.org.)
Comment #14
avpadernoAlso, as clear from the issue summary, the project link is https://www.drupal.org/project/linkit.
Comment #15
avpadernoThis is the message I sent to anon.
I changed status, since we are waiting for a reply.
Comment #16
johnwebdev commentedYes, it’s up to anon. Let me know if he doesn’t reply and I’ll ping him.
Comment #17
avpaderno@johnwebdev He needs to comment on this issue. He cannot reply to my contact message, as we need a publicly visible reply.
Comment #18
hudriThere has been no reply for 14 days now, setting status back to active.
Linkit is kind of a "rockstar" module in the Drupal ecosystem with >100k installations and is preventing many sites from upgrading to v10. I'm supporting Mark's application and hope we'll see a D10 release for Linkit soon.
Comment #19
avpadernoI added ark_fullmer as co-maintainer.
Comment #20
mark_fullmerThank you, Drupal community! I'll endeavor to be a responsive and responsible steward.
For folks following this issue for LinkIt's status, please see the #3345480: LinkIt Release Roadmap and Issue Prioritization .
Comment #21
anonJust for the record, I also approve this.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Comment #23
avpaderno