⚠️ The Gorilla Toolkit is Looking for a New Maintainer about schema HOT 10 CLOSED

Hi @elithrar, do you have some spare time to take a look at #183 ? It could be a good starting point to define whether I am a good fit to become a maintainer for the schema project

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@zak905 it would make more sense for others to properly code review - I just don't have the time to look at medium/large PRs.

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Ok. who do you mean by others ? the community ? or other maintainers

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@zak905 Others in the community - for example, some of the folks that indicated interest in this thread!

Note: There aren't "other" maintainers right now, and don't @ a bunch of folks to review/merge your PR. Please be patient: there's nothing stopping you from using your fork in the meantime.

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Hi @elithrar, I see the repo was idle for a while, and I am just wondering if anybody has been assigned as a repo maintainer. I thought it was @DavidLarsKetch, but his seems to be off the grid for a while now.

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No one has consistently stepped up for any of the Gorilla projects so far.

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it would a pity to see the repos go into maintenance mode. I did not find anyone to help with PR review process ( it seems like there is an interest for this functionality)

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Hi @elithrar, we are trying hard to keep the repo alive, but we are not seeing much enthusiasm from your side. It would help if you could share with us your up-to-date plans

Since it's hard to find maintainers for each single project, I think a cool alternative in this case would be giving away the whole organization to some organization/company that takes care of OS projects properly (like RedHat or Google for example). I don't know how it works but it's just a thought that crossed my mind

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There is https://gof.rs/ but ironically their fork of gorilla/websockets is outdated even compared to original repo

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We've decided to archive the Gorilla project, including this one. You can read more here: gorilla/mux#659 (comment)

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