Problem/Motivation
I would like to become a co-maintainer of this module to merge the Drupal 10 compatibility patch along with any appropriate RTBC issues and create a D10-compatible release.
You can view my profile to see my large history of work. For recent maintainer work, you can see QuantCDN when I have recently spent many hours bug fixing and doing issue triage and releases:
https://www.drupal.org/project/issues/quantcdn
Steps to reproduce
Proposed resolution
Review my profile and, if approved, add me as co-maintainer with appropriate permissions to merge code, manage issues, and create releases.
Remaining tasks
Add Kristen Pol as co-maintainer of Context.
User interface changes
API changes
Data model changes
Comments
Comment #2
avpadernoComment #3
kristen polMinor wording change in summary regarding permissions.
Comment #4
avpadernoComment #5
anybody+1 for @Kristen Pol as (Co-)maintainer, thank you so much Kristen! :) Very important project!
Comment #6
anybodyPS: Perhaps Maintainership (no Co-) might make sense, as the maintainer seem to be inactive?
Comment #7
kristen polThanks for the summary update. Yes, co-maintainer :) I want to primarily focus on D10 compatibility and the RTBC queue first. I'm totally fine not being a full maintainer though, if I'm given full permissions, that's okay too. I do want to be able to create releases if possible.
Comment #8
avpadernoUsually, co-maintainers have all the permissions on the project, except the permission to administer co-maintainers and maintainers.
Just to be sure the offer is understood, it is better to claim which permissions are wanted, which is what comment #7 did.
Comment #9
avpadernoAs a side note, a co-maintainer can later offer to be maintainer, even months after the offer to be co-maintainer has been done. A co-maintainer who wants to be maintainer should get a "preference" over a user who offers to become maintainer without first being involved with the project.
Comment #10
kristen polThanks, yes. I was using the "maintainer" term loosely when I added it initially since that's the label for the link/tab on the project page but it is good to be more precise here :)
Comment #11
avpadernoThere are four users who can administer co-maintainers/maintainers. I am going to contact them as project moderator.
Comment #12
avpadernoThis is the message I sent to the project owner.
I changed status, since we are waiting for a reply.
Comment #13
avpadernoIn the case there are not replies from the maintainers after 14 days, just ping me on this issue. I will take care of this.
Comment #14
kristen polThanks so much @apaderno!!!
Comment #15
colanWelcome aboard! Gave Kristen Pol & paulocs Administer Maintainers as well as I'm not around this module much, and I don't believe anyone else with this permission is either. Thanks all.
Comment #16
kristen polWooohoo! Thanks so much :)