README: Mention that the package is not actively maintained or tested, and add a call for maintainers #224
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…, and add a call for maintainers
DilumAluthge
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kescobo,
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MilesCranmer and
DrChainsaw
MilesCranmer
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Jan 2, 2025
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I'll merge this now, since I think it's an improvement over the status quo (which is that nothing is mentioned in the README). I've requested several other people for review. If reviewers have post-merge review comments, I can make follow-up PRs to address them. |
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Alternative to #197.
The difference from #197 is that in this PR, we explicitly say that we have the goal of splitting up this package (#58).
#197 says "looking for a maintainer" - in this PR, we instead explicitly ask only for people to maintain a single manager. I think this is a more realistic goal. I think it's more likely that we can find e.g. three separate people to maintain three separate managers vs. finding a single person willing to maintain all of the managers that currently live in this package.