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Official maintainers
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Dmitrijs Ledkovs
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email: xnox at debian.org
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github: xnox
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Eygene Ryabinkin
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email: rea at freebsd.org
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github: konvpalto
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Sebastian Spaeth
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email: sebastian at sspaeth.de
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github: spaetz
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Nicolas Sebrecht
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email: nicolas.s-dev at laposte.net
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github: nicolas33
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Mailing List maintainers
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========================
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Eygene Ryabinkin
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email: rea at freebsd.org
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Sebastian Spaeth
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email: sebastian at sspaeth.de
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Nicolas Sebrecht
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email: nicolas.s-dev at laposte.net
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How to maintain the source code
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===============================
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Rolling out a new release
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1. Update the Changelogs.
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2. Update the version in ``offlineimap/__init__.py``.
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3. Commit the changes with the version in the commit message.
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4. Tag the release.
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5. Wait the next day before pushing out the release.
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6. Make an announce to the mailing list.
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Tagging stable releases or release candidates
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'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
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It is done via Git's ``tag`` command, but you **must** do ``git tag -a``
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to create annotated tag.
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Release tags are named ``vX.Y.Z`` and release candidate tags are named
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``vX.Y.Z-rcN``.
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How to become a core team maintainer
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Express your desire to one of the current official maintainers. This is all you
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have to do.
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We don't require years of contributions. Of course, we will pay attention a bit
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to your past interest to the project and your skills. But nothing is mandatory
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and it's fine to still be learning while being an official maintainer. Nobody is
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all-knowing, even with years of experience. So, if one current maintainer
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agrees, he will grant you the write access to the official repository.
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Contrary to what most people might think, becoming an official maintainer is not
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something hard. You'll first be asked to merge contributions and make one or two
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official releases. We will review your first steps and nothing more.
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Be aware that there is no more leader maintainer, neither is a leader in the
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team. Once you become a team member and did some maintenance for the project,
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you're free to take all the strong decisions.
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Since we are a team, we always try to discuss with others before taking any
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strong decision, including the users. This prevents from breaking things inside
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the whole community and the proximity we have with our users. Even most discreet
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of them will raise one day with good hints, review, feedback or opinion. This is
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how we are running in OfflineIMAP. And yes, we are really proud about the solid
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relationship we have with the users.
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Also, we are all benevolent volunteers. We are in a very good position to know
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that we are not always free to contribute as much as we'd like to. Being away
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for some (long) time is not a problem. At the time of this writing, each
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maintainer took some vacations from the project at some point in time. You'll
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contribute as much as your free time permits. It's fine! We are a team, so we
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help each other.
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Welcome! ,-)
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