This repo is active?

[PikachuEXE]

If author is too busy please add some maintainers

[PikachuEXE]

Still no response...

[zamber]

Yeah, it's dead. Tweeted Keith, maybe we will get a response.

The code is on MIT so with some work we could mockup a new gh page and add the pull requests hanging here to resolve the issues selectivizr has now.

[PikachuEXE]

Tweeted also.
If no response in 1 week then we can start to figure out how to work on it
But I got a forked library to handle already, not sure if got time as a maintainer (might help reading small PR)

[zamber]

I'm also unsure if I have enough time for maintaining though I have to support IE8 and in the process figure out what other issues I can hit when using selectivizr.

Nevertheless, despite the circumstances a call for maintainers is not a big commitment as you noted ;).

https://github.com/keithclark/selectivizr/network last activity from 3 days ago so it's pretty much alive.

[brgrz]

Was there any kind of reply to your tweets? Since it's not moving on we should consider moving it to a new repo and set up a few maintainers where each one would contribute as much time as one had, it would be a huge improvement to what we have now.

[zamber]

I didn't get a response but keithclark is alive showed some activity (see the rederenced pull request above).

We can always implement fixes, make pull requests and see how things go.

[brgrz]

well apparently the pull request don't get accepted and merged in, there's already quite a few of them, so making more doesn't make sense if they don't get merged

[stevenvachon]

I tweeted him a short while ago regarding two important PRs. One he ignored and the other he provided a good explanation.

[PikachuEXE]

@stevenvachon If he going to maintain this project?
That's what I want to know the most. :)

[keithclark]

@brgrz I'll happily merge PR's if they contain tests that identify the issue and prove the fix. For almost every open PR I have to checkout the branch and try to recreate the issue locally before I can be confident of merging.

@stevenvachon I answered both your queries on twitter.

@zamber of course you can do that, that's the beauty of open source. If you'd like to create a break-away repo and merge these PR's yourself, please do.

[stevenvachon]

@keithclark Ah, yes, you're right; I'd forgotten. Have you decided on a package manager?

[PikachuEXE]

Bower?

[stevenvachon]

It's probably not going to happen.

[jpdevries]

What is the objection to bower?