Hi, Chris and Vaish. I'd be interesting in joining up as a Patterns co-maintainer. I've done a fair amount of work on a fork of 6.x-1.x, and I've been talking to @shakty about his work on the D7 port. I'm really invested in the concept of Patterns, and I would _love_ to see it get broader adoption.
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Comment #1
sarvab commentedHi Michael, thanks for the offer! I'd be thrilled to have another co-maintainer actively working on the project! Access granted :)
Comment #2
michaek commentedThat's awesome - thanks!
Is there a most-desirable way for me to start integrating my changes? I don't want to just take over the HEAD for 6.x unless that's seen as a good thing. :) I was thinking of doing a release of the current state of dev, and then starting to push my changes. Does that seem like a good idea, or would you like to take a look at them first? I can start up a github repo if you'd like to see the current state.
For 7.x, I'll probably just create a dev branch immediately and get @shakty's version in there, incomplete as it is.
Thanks again!
Comment #3
michaek commentedOh, I suppose I should mark this closed. :)
Comment #4
shakty commentedHi,
that's very good news! Congrats Michaek! I am also willing to become a co-dev for the 7.x, but until August I am probably not able to do much myself, even though there are some other people like @csko, which are still doing some work on the branch. Please keep us in the loop and we will try to make a great Pattern 7.x
Comment #5
sarvab commentedMaking a release for current dev and then working from there sounds good to me. As long as a release is setup, then absolutely feel free to push changes at your discretion. Reviews and modifications can always be done then. I don't want to hold things up any :)
Comment #6
sarvab commentedShakty, let me know at any point that you're interested and have the time to co-maintain as a 7.x port is definitely necessary!
Comment #7
michaek commentedI think it would be awesome to have someone devoted to 7, as I'm still mostly in 6.x-land.