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The author gave me maintainer access to the project on PyPI. The last release had been in 2014, since 2020 I've made 39 releases.
I would now like improve the security by setting up automated upload to PyPI via Trusted Publishers.
In the past I've also had need to "yank" a release (jmoiron/humanize#242 (comment)), but that's only possible as admin. I may also need to give access to more people in the future to ensure the project lives on.
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The Owner @jmoiron was unreachable and did not get back to us regarding the status of their project despite multiple attempts. Therefore, we consider the project abandoned per PEP 541. I recommend that the PyPI Admins assign @hugovk as the new owner of humanize.
Project to be claimed
humanize
: https://pypi.org/project/humanizeYour PyPI username
hugovk
: https://pypi.org/user/hugovkReasons for the request
I'm the sole maintainer and already have "maintainer" access on PyPI, but not "administrator" access. I would like to ask for full admin access.
Background:
I took over maintenance of the project from the original author @jmoiron, 3.5 years ago:
The author gave me maintainer access to the project on PyPI. The last release had been in 2014, since 2020 I've made 39 releases.
I would now like improve the security by setting up automated upload to PyPI via Trusted Publishers.
In the past I've also had need to "yank" a release (jmoiron/humanize#242 (comment)), but that's only possible as admin. I may also need to give access to more people in the future to ensure the project lives on.
See also: python-humanize/humanize#3.
Maintenance or replacement?
Maintenance
Source code repositories URLs
Originally: https://github.com/jmoiron/humanize
Now: https://github.com/python-humanize/humanize
Contact and additional research
I was in touch with the author via email in Feb-Apr 2020 when I originally took over maintenance. See also jmoiron/humanize#85.
I emailed in December 2021 and May 2023 to ask for PyPI admin access but didn't receive any reply.
Code of Conduct
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