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Inquiry about Project Activity and Future Plans #405

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GitHanter opened this issue Dec 12, 2023 · 6 comments
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Inquiry about Project Activity and Future Plans #405

GitHanter opened this issue Dec 12, 2023 · 6 comments

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@GitHanter
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Hello,

I'm interested in the project and would like to inquire about its current status and future plans. Is the project still active and being actively maintained? Are there any upcoming features or goals for the project?

Any information regarding the project's activity or future direction would be greatly appreciated.

If it's still active, I would like to contribute a Matcher which maybe a better way to check property value than current
HasPropertyWithValue

Or should I switch to other assertion frameworks, e.g. Truth or AssertJ?

Thank you.

@olivergondza
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@tumbarumba, @nhojpatrick, any update on this one? We all love and depend on hamcrest, and I am sure there is plenty of people that would be keen on helping out, if that is needed.

Thanks!

@olibye
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olibye commented Mar 16, 2024

Yes, I'm active again. My first task will be to move to GitHub actions as free travis support was dropped

@olibye
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olibye commented Apr 21, 2024

Hi @tumbarumba @nhojpatrick, who published the last maven central release?

Can I be added to the publisher? I'd like to automate the publishing similar to that of jMock. On the basis that it should improve release cadance.

@tumbarumba
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I was the last publisher, way back when. I'd be happy to help set you up as a publisher. It's been a long time, but looking at https://central.sonatype.org/publish/publish-guide/ I think you have to have accounts set up. I assume you already have this with your jMock work. Note that at one stage I did have Gradle push the binary to Sonatype. I recall that there was still a manual approve step somewhere (I'm forgetting details). Can you see how we can add you into JavaHamcrest as a publisher?

I'm quite interested in picking up Hamcrest fixes and improvements again. It's been a long time niggle with me that I haven't been able to spend time. I think I'm at a place where I can spend a small amount of time each week pushing forward on making Hamcrest better. I'd be interested in discussing how we can pick apart and prioritise work. Happy to chat in more detail, either here on on socials (see exubero dot com for my contact details)

@mkurz
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mkurz commented Apr 22, 2024

Can I be added to the publisher?

Hmm... In the light of the xz attack (https://research.swtch.com/xz-timeline) I think it might be a good idea to check on the background of people who come up and want to maintain a repo out of the blue....
@olibye does not have a single commit in this repo (https://github.com/hamcrest/JavaHamcrest/commits?author=olibye) and did not open a single issue nor pull request (https://github.com/hamcrest/JavaHamcrest/issues?q=author%3Aolibye).

I am just saying it might be a good idea to do a bit of a background check of the people's track record in open source in general before giving them commit/release permissions...

@tumbarumba
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tumbarumba commented Apr 22, 2024

Good point @mkurz. xz was a pretty big wake up to potentially malicious actors. However, I am familiar with Oli and his work on jmock, one of the libraries that inspired Hamcrest.

... in fact, I just remember Oli already has commit rights in this project. I guess Steve or Nat added you in, @olibye?

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