Stackage: Don't mention me unless action from my side is required and/or useful
Hey,
I frequently get mentioned on tickets that don't require any action from my side.
hspec-2.4.0 (Simon Hengel [email protected] @sol) is out of bounds for:
...
(e.g. #2229)
Is there a way to prevent this? Would the easiest way be to step down as a Stackage maintainer for hspec? Who would become the Stackage maintainer by default in this case?
It's not that I'm not interested in this stuff. It's just that my cycles are limited, and those limited cycles are more useful if they are spent elsewhere (e.g. maintaining hspec etc.).
sol
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While they don't require action on your part, a notification like the one you mentioned lets you know that your package is being held back from the latest version. We've received other feedback from maintainers that want to be notified when this occurs. Perhaps we are at the point where we need a way for maintainers to configure which notifications they get.
DanBurton
on 13 Feb 2017
Closing as de facto "won't do" per lack of recent engagement with this issue.
DanBurton
on 29 Sep 2019
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While they don't require action on your part, a notification like the one you mentioned lets you know that your package is being held back from the latest version. We've received other feedback from maintainers that want to be notified when this occurs. Perhaps we are at the point where we need a way for maintainers to configure which notifications they get.