Manorrock Project Archival Notice
Summary
A New Chapter for the Manorrock Sustainability Initiative
This repository is part of the Manorrock Sustainability Initiative, a comprehensive effort to ensure the long-term viability of our diverse projects. As we continue to grow and evolve, we're seeking new maintainers for this project. If no maintainers step forward by December 31, 2025, this repository will be archived and moved to the manorrock-attic organization. This archival notice serves as a reminder of the project's timeline and the opportunities available for new maintainers.
The Manorrock Sustainability Initiative is a crucial step towards securing the future of our projects. By finding passionate maintainers who can take these projects forward, we're ensuring that our ecosystem continues to thrive. This initiative isn't about abandoning projects – it's about finding dedicated individuals who can provide the necessary attention and maintenance.
Project Timeline
A Clear Path Forward
The project timeline is as follows:
- Through December 31, 2025: The repository remains active while seeking maintainers. This is an opportunity for new maintainers to step forward and take ownership of the project.
- After December 31, 2025: If no maintainers are found, the project will be moved to the manorrock-attic organization. This will ensure that the project remains available for users, albeit in a read-only mode.
- Until December 31, 2030: The project will remain available in read-only mode in the attic. This will provide users with continued access to the project's codebase and documentation.
- After December 31, 2030: The project may be removed from the attic. This will depend on the project's continued relevance and the availability of maintainers.
About This Initiative
Ensuring the Long-Term Viability of Our Projects
The Manorrock Sustainability Initiative is a comprehensive effort to ensure the long-term viability of our diverse projects. After years of growth in the Manorrock ecosystem, we're taking steps to ensure each project has dedicated maintenance and attention. This initiative is about finding passionate maintainers who can take these projects forward and provide the necessary attention and maintenance.
For more details, please see our full announcement. This announcement provides a comprehensive overview of the initiative and its goals.
How to Become a Maintainer
Taking Ownership of the Project
If you're interested in maintaining this project, follow these steps:
- Comment on this issue expressing your interest in becoming a maintainer.
- Demonstrate familiarity with the project's purpose and codebase. This will help us understand your level of commitment and expertise.
- Share your vision for how you would move the project forward. This will help us understand your goals and objectives for the project.
- Be prepared to manage namespace changes. The Manorrock branding will remain with Manorrock.com, so you will need to choose a new namespace/package name for the project.
Important Note on Namespace Changes
A New Chapter for the Project
If you become a maintainer, this project will need to undergo a namespace change. This is because the Manorrock branding will remain Manorrock.com, and you will need to choose a new namespace/package name for the project. This will involve:
- Choosing a new name/namespace for the project.
- Updating package names and project documentation accordingly.
- Communicating the namespace change to existing users.
We will provide guidance and support throughout this transition process.
Timeline
A Clear Path Forward
The timeline for this project is as follows:
- Now through December 31, 2025: We're seeking new maintainers for this project.
- After December 31, 2025: If no maintainers are found, this project will be moved to the manorrock-attic organization.
- Until December 31, 2030: The project will remain available in read-only mode in the attic.
- After December 31, 2030: The project may be removed from the attic.
Questions?
Get in Touch
If you have any questions about this process or about taking on maintainership, please comment on this issue or reach out to us directly at info@manorrock.com. We're here to help and provide guidance throughout this transition process.
Q: What is the Manorrock Sustainability Initiative?
Ensuring the Long-Term Viability of Our Projects
The Manorrock Sustainability Initiative is a comprehensive effort to ensure the long-term viability of our diverse projects. After years of growth in the Manorrock ecosystem, we're taking steps to ensure each project has dedicated maintenance and attention.
Q: Why is this project being archived?
A New Chapter for the Project
This project is being archived because we're seeking new maintainers who can take ownership of the project. If no maintainers step forward by December 31, 2025, the project will be moved to the manorrock-attic organization.
Q: What happens if I become a maintainer?
Taking Ownership of the Project
If you become a maintainer, you'll be responsible for managing the project's namespace change. This will involve choosing a new namespace/package name for the project, updating package names and project documentation, and communicating the namespace change to existing users.
Q: How do I become a maintainer?
A Step-by-Step Guide
To become a maintainer, follow these steps:
- Comment on this issue expressing your interest in becoming a maintainer.
- Demonstrate familiarity with the project's purpose and codebase.
- Share your vision for how you would move the project forward.
- Be prepared to manage namespace changes.
Q: What is the timeline for this project?
A Clear Path Forward
The timeline for this project is as follows:
- Now through December 31, 2025: We're seeking new maintainers for this project.
- After December 31, 2025: If no maintainers are found, this project will be moved to the manorrock-attic organization.
- Until December 31, 2030: The project will remain available in read-only mode in the attic.
- After December 31, 2030: The project may be removed from the attic.
Q: What happens to the project's codebase and documentation?
Ensuring Continued Access
The project's codebase and documentation will remain available in the attic until December 31, 2030. After this date, the project may be removed from the attic.
Q: How can I get in touch with the Manorrock team?
Get in Touch
If you have any questions about this process or about taking on maintainership, please comment on this issue or reach out to us directly at info@manorrock.com. We're here to help and provide guidance throughout this transition process.
Q: Is this part of a broader sustainability initiative?
A Comprehensive Effort
Yes, this is part of a broader sustainability initiative affecting all Manorrock projects. For more information, see our blog post.
Q: What is the manorrock-attic organization?
A New Home for Archived Projects
The manorrock-attic organization is a repository for archived Manorrock projects. This will provide users with continued access to the project's codebase and documentation, albeit in a read-only mode.
Q: will I be notified about the project's archival?
Staying Informed
You will be notified about the project's archival through this issue and our blog. We'll also provide updates on the project's status and any changes to the timeline.
Q: Can I still contribute to the project?
Continuing to Contribute
Yes, you can still contribute to the project. However, please note that the project will be archived and moved to the manorrock-attic organization. Your contributions will be appreciated, but please be aware of the project's new status.
Q: What happens to the project's dependencies and integrations?
Ensuring Continued Functionality
The project's dependencies and integrations will be maintained until December 31, 2030. After this date, the project may be removed from the attic, and its dependencies and integrations may be affected.
Q: Can I appeal the project's archival?
A Final Note
If you have any concerns or objections about the project's archival, please comment on this issue or reach out to us directly at info@manorrock.com. We'll do our best to address your concerns and provide guidance throughout this transition process.