I think I've only ever had co-maint on this. I would guess that Sean is the one who put it up for adoption.
You have my blessing either way. On Wed, 17 Aug 2022 at 12:58, Neil Bowers <ne...@neilb.org> wrote: > Hi Robbie, > > I’m one of the PAUSE admins. > > > I'm interested in adopting [Sort::Naturally] > > The package has first-come assigned to ADOPTME, which generally means it’s > immediately available for adoption. But sometimes someone is given co-maint > on a package and then ADOPTME isn’t removed. > > If you look on MetaCPAN (https://metacpan.org/pod/Sort::Naturally), > you’ll see that there are 151 distributions dependent on Sort-Naturally. In > situations like this, the PAUSE admins do a bit more due diligence before > transferring permissions. > > BINGOS, OALDERS, and PERIGRIN have co-maint on Sort::Naturally, but it has > a limited release history: > > 1.03 2012-04-11 BINGOS > 1.02 2004-12-30 SBURKE > 1.01 2001-05-26 SBURKE > > I’m guessing that Chris (BINGOS) transferred first-come to ADOPTME – is > that right Chris? > > Olaf and other Chris, did you get co-maint sometime after BINGOS’s one > release in 2012, and if so had you intended to do any releases? > > The key question for the two Chris's and Olaf – are you happy with Robbie > getting first-come? > > Robbie, if you do get first-come are you happy with the following > expectations: > > 1. You won’t change the API in any way that could break downstream > code. > 2. If you make any non-trivial code changes, you should first do a > developer release and wait for a few days to see whether any breakages are > reported by CPAN Testers. > > If everyone is happy with the above, I can transfer first-come. > > Cheers, > Neil >
