Jason L Tibbitts III wrote:
All if would have taken to avoid this issue was a note saying "I'm really busy right now; someone please rebuild my packages and if you like add yourself as a co-maintainer." Problem solved. This happens all the time. We even have SIGs which act as virtual co-maintainers.
The problem was the maintainer said "I will personally take care of my package" and then didn't, effectively taking it hostage. At some point after he said he'd rebuild it, it was determined to simply drop it without giving it a fair chance to be reclaimed.
Nothing against david, I'm good friends with him, but the issue is just simply before a package gets dropped, people need a chance to reclaim it. That did not happen. The process seems great for when the package maintainer says "no i don't want to deal with this" anymore, but it seems to fall down when they say "I'm still here" but then aren't.
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