Yeah totally fine by me. Do I need to do anything in pause?
> On Jul 24, 2020, at 5:57 PM, Chris Prather <ch...@prather.org> wrote: > > > I talked to Matt via Facebook about handing over his XML modules > (Specifically XML::Parser) which is why I have first come I suspect now. I > wanted to make sure that they had people who were still interested in XML and > Perl shepherding them and I was happy to be that person. > > I'm entirely ok with Yanick taking it if he's happy with that or with > Dominique taking it if they prefer. Otherwise I'm happy to shepherd it as > well. Basically whatever everyone else wants to do as long as they don't fall > into ADOPTME I'm good with :) > > -Chris > >> On Fri, Jul 24, 2020 at 3:53 PM Dominique Quatravaux >> <domini...@quatravaux.org> wrote: >> I am DOMQ and I approve of this plan. >> >> -- >> Dominique Quatravaux >> domini...@quatravaux.org >> >>> Le ven. 24 juil. 2020 à 21:34, Neil Bowers <neil.bow...@cogendo.com> a >>> écrit : >>> Hi, >>> >>> I’m one of the PAUSE admins, and I’m emailing you wearing that hat. >>> >>> The XML-XPathScript distribution was originally created by Matt; Dominique >>> then did 5 releases; since 2005 Yanick has done 24 releases. Chris >>> (PERIGRIN) doesn’t seem to have done any releases, but he has the >>> first-come indexing permission on the lead module (XML::XPathScript), and >>> YANICK has first-come on the others. The rest of you have co-maint on the >>> (other) modules. >>> >>> The fractured ownership means that no single person could grant co-maint to >>> someone else, or transfer ownership to a new maintainer. PAUSE tries hard >>> now to not this happen[1], so I’m tidying up the historical cases. >>> >>> The default rule is that whoever has first-come on the lead module should >>> get it on the rest, but I suspect here that it would make more sense for >>> YANICK to get first-come on XML::XPathScript — is that ok? >>> >>> Cheers, >>> Neil >>> >>> [1] http://neilb.org/2020/07/24/inconsistent-permissions.html
