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I think it would be a good idea to transfer ownership of the accelerometer crate to the libs team. This crate is a nice abstraction for accelerometers, which simplifies significantly the code for retrieving the orientation of a device, for instance.
The author is currently no maintaining this project, but is willing to transfer the ownership of the project to keep it updated.
What do you think @rust-embedded/libs ?
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I don't have the time to maintain it at the moment. I'm not even properly keeping up with existing crates under the libs team umbrella :( If somebody else on the libs team has time to maintain it then I'm all for it.
It might be worth starting the discussion in rust-embbeded-community as well.
Sounds good to me! There are a lot of great crates that become unmaintained, and it is a pity. The embedded Rust community may come up with a mechanism to keep them up to date.
I currently only belong to the riscv team, but I volunteer myself to help the libs team maintaining crates such as accelerometer or similar. Probably I'm not eligible to become a team member, but I would be happy being a collaborator.
Hi!
I think it would be a good idea to transfer ownership of the
accelerometer
crate to the libs team. This crate is a nice abstraction for accelerometers, which simplifies significantly the code for retrieving the orientation of a device, for instance.The author is currently no maintaining this project, but is willing to transfer the ownership of the project to keep it updated.
What do you think @rust-embedded/libs ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: