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Call for maintainer(s) #218

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andreasabel opened this issue Oct 31, 2022 · 4 comments
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Call for maintainer(s) #218

andreasabel opened this issue Oct 31, 2022 · 4 comments

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@andreasabel
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This package could benefit from an active maintainer. I am only a steward, keeping things working in the latest Haskell ecosystem.
However, there some requests for feature extensions. These mostly depart from RFC 4180 which cassava is dedicated to. To make progress with such issues, one would need a fundamental decision in which direction this package should develop.
I'd like to leave this decision with a new maintainer or maintainer consortium.

I propose a search for new maintainer(s). If you are interested in maintaining, please apply by answering to this issue. You may also add a short resume explaining your interest in cassava and a summary of your maintainer experience for Haskell projects.

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ffaf1 commented Oct 31, 2022

Which feature do people demand? Departing from RFC 4180 seems a choice with some risks.

@andreasabel
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There is, e.g.,

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mchav commented Dec 10, 2024

Hi. Are you still looking for a maintainer or at least a contributor?

I'm working on a dataframe library. Was initially hesitant to use cassava because I wanted more control over memory footprint but it's worth consolidating the effort.

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ffaf1 commented Dec 10, 2024

Let us ping @andreasabel in case just to make sure he sees this.

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