16 Apr
2014
16 Apr
'14
11:45 p.m.
Hello,
thank you for your interest in this project.
Actually, I've created the pep8-naming package one year ago as a proof-of-concept for a pep8 extension. It evolved quickly as the first extension to flake8 2.0.
At this time I declared that I don't intend to maintain it, and I asked for a volunteer to continue the effort : https://github.com/jcrocholl/pep8/issues/44#issuecomment-14000874
So I welcome you on-board, and I just gave you write access to the repository.
--
Florent
2014-04-17 1:12 GMT+02:00 Keith Derrick keith.derrick@lge.com:
> There are numerous issues open, and at least one pull-request (mine).
> there has been no activity by the owner for at least a year.
>
> Right now the official pypi version (2.2.1) is broken for Python 3.4. My
> PR (https://github.com/flintwork/pep8-naming/pull/11) is working well
> for me in my own fork, but I'm working up a library of my own and don't
> want to use my fork as an installation requirement when I finally
> publish to pypi.
>
> How do we re-invigorate the project?
>
> And, out of curiosity, if the owner of a published package has 'gone
> away' (i.e. abandoned the project), how does someone else take it over?
> Forking is easy enough, but you would eventually need to publish the new
> version on pypi. Is that protected (so that people can't hijack a
> trusted package like paramiko or pycrypto, for example)? It could be
> always be published with a different package name, but then existing
> users don't get the bug-fix automatically.
>
> Keith
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