Dears,

I am requesting a co-maintainer for CKeditor Resize, I tried to contact the current maintainer with no luck and I opened an issue since 10 days with no reply.

Thank you

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m.abdulqader created an issue. See original summary.

m.abdulqader’s picture

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avpaderno’s picture

Title: Offer co-maintainer for Ckeditor Resize » Offering to co-maintain Ckeditor Resize
Project: Drupal.org project ownership » CKEditor Resize
Version: » 8.x-1.x-dev
Component: Co-maintaining offer » Miscellaneous

These offers must first go in the project issue queue, as per Offering to become a project owner, maintainer, or co-maintainer.

gisle’s picture

m.abdulqader has already opened an issue in the project's issue queue, see: #3362577: Offering to maintain CKEditor Resize

The owner responded to that issue half an hour after I had cleaned up the issue's metadata, but added the wrong person (me) as co-maintainer with a rather strange set of permissions.

However, I was given the permission "administer maintainers" by the owner, and wonder about whether it is OK for me to add m.abdulqader to the team, or whether we should wait for the owner to re-surface?

avpaderno’s picture

@gisle I would post a comment saying the wrong person was added as co-maintainer. If julien does not reply, you could add m.abdulqader as co-maintainer.

julien’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed
m.abdulqader’s picture

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
gisle’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Fixed

m.abdulqader, please don't change the status of an issue from "Fixed" to "Closed (fixed)". An issue with the status "Fixed" will be automatically closed as fixed and removed from the list of open issues after 14 days. It should remain open for 14 days after being "Fixed" to cater for regressions and other unintended consequences of the fix.

For reference, see item #12 of the "Don't"-list on this note about Issue Etiquette

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.